Borderline Editions Kluster: The Magnetic Dexterity Party Travel Game That Can Be Played On Any Surface

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There has been a lot going on and so my announcement of the prestigious Board Game Review Game of the Month has been delayed until now!

After all, it’s 14 age rating is more to stop younger people eating the magnets, rather than a reflection of its complexity! You must place these magnets in places to force your opponents into corners, make them make mistakes and make sure you do not force them magnets to attract together yourself. Seeing everyone's face around the table contort and crease up as each magnet is placed slowly and with so much care is brilliant. From kids to grandma, everyone knows how magnets work and can easily grasp rules that are nearly non-existent. You also need to be careful not to repel a placed magnet into a bunch of other magnets and form a “Kluster Giant” (this is a made up term by the way).

The magnetic mash-up- in Kluster, your mission is simple: be the first player to put down all your pieces inside the circle.

All warranties and conditions relating to fitness for purpose are excluded under such circumstances. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Kluster is an incredibly fun magnetic dexterity game, easy to carry, simple to play, accessible to players of all ages, and still full of strategy!The tension in this short game is ridiculously high as you worry about the movement of the playing pieces each time. Well, surprisingly a lot actually and a lot of laughs and groans can be found in this box of random things. magnetic games pieces (which are actually all slightly different in shape) and one piece of string tied off in a loop. Competing with a television in his bedroom for best present was Kluster, the latter has quickly become our game of the month for February.