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Description
In each of the five rounds of The Number, which was first released as Suzie-Q (スージィ・Q), players choose and write a three-digit number on their secret sheet, hoping to score points based on the numbers that other players have written.
At the start of each round, you write a three-digit number using the digits 0-9, repeating numbers as you wish, but not using any number that you've Xed in a previous round. Everyone reveals their number at the same time, then you arrange them in order from high to low.
Starting with the highest number, you check to see whether any of the digits in that three-digit number appear in any three-digit number of lower value. If they do, then that player takes back their board and scores nothing; if not, then the player scores points equal to the first digit in that number and places an X through each digit used in their three-digit number. For example, if the highest number were 882, and no one else had included an 8 or a 2 in their number, then the player would score 8 points and X out the 2 and 8 on their board. This player also circles the bonus number for that round, a bonus given only to the player with the highest number who successfully scored points.
You then look at the next highest number, and so on, with the lowest number automatically scoring points equal to its first digit and Xing all of its digits. In the fifth round, players double their score.
After five rounds, players sum the points they earned over the five rounds. To this sum, they add the quantity of digits that they Xed out. Whoever has the highest score wins!
Suzie-Q includes a variant in which numbers are evaluated starting with the smallest number. Whoever has the smallest number automatically scores, then for the player with the next lowest number, they score only if one or more of the digits in their number is used by the player with the smallest number, etc.
THE NUMBER (FRENCH) is categorised BOARDGAMES / GENERAL PUBLIC GAMES / PARTY GAMES and sold by l'Imaginaire, a store and specialised website.
At the start of each round, you write a three-digit number using the digits 0-9, repeating numbers as you wish, but not using any number that you've Xed in a previous round. Everyone reveals their number at the same time, then you arrange them in order from high to low.
Starting with the highest number, you check to see whether any of the digits in that three-digit number appear in any three-digit number of lower value. If they do, then that player takes back their board and scores nothing; if not, then the player scores points equal to the first digit in that number and places an X through each digit used in their three-digit number. For example, if the highest number were 882, and no one else had included an 8 or a 2 in their number, then the player would score 8 points and X out the 2 and 8 on their board. This player also circles the bonus number for that round, a bonus given only to the player with the highest number who successfully scored points.
You then look at the next highest number, and so on, with the lowest number automatically scoring points equal to its first digit and Xing all of its digits. In the fifth round, players double their score.
After five rounds, players sum the points they earned over the five rounds. To this sum, they add the quantity of digits that they Xed out. Whoever has the highest score wins!
Suzie-Q includes a variant in which numbers are evaluated starting with the smallest number. Whoever has the smallest number automatically scores, then for the player with the next lowest number, they score only if one or more of the digits in their number is used by the player with the smallest number, etc.
THE NUMBER (FRENCH) is categorised BOARDGAMES / GENERAL PUBLIC GAMES / PARTY GAMES and sold by l'Imaginaire, a store and specialised website.
Editor :
OKAZU BRAND
Autors : Hisashi Hayashi
Artists : Ryo Nyamo
Complexity : 1.15
Language : FR
Game for : GF8
Average Time : 15-20 MIN
Difficulty level : EASY GAME
Players quantity : 3-5
Autors : Hisashi Hayashi
Artists : Ryo Nyamo
Complexity : 1.15
Language : FR
Game for : GF8
Average Time : 15-20 MIN
Difficulty level : EASY GAME
Players quantity : 3-5
SKU: 5425016926741
Customer reviews
Store Reviews from our Customers
| Alexandre B. | Report this review |
| 08/06/2023 | |
| Le chiffre | |
| Un jeu auquel la stratégie s'installe au fur et au mesure. Sacrifiés des chiffres pour empêcher les adversaires de faire des points ? Fais-tu des points ce tour-ci ?!?! Jeu facile à comprendre et rapide à jouer. Fun garanti à 3 joueurs et plus | |
| Mathieu B. | Report this review |
| 31/07/2023 | |
| Pas de cassage de tête | |
| Petit jeu rapide presto, expliqué en 30 secondes (ou presque). La hantise de la défaite et le désir de vengeance s’allient avec le déploiement de stratégie pour nous y faire jouer plusieurs parties consécutives. Un must en vacances dans la trousse de jeux à sortir n’importe quand n’importe où | |
| Luc T. | Report this review |
| 07/09/2023 | |
| Bon petit jeu | |
| Le principe de ce jeu est fort simple mais le résultat est très satisfaisant. Il est vrai qu'il serait possible de jouer à ce jeu avec du papier et des crayons, sans s'acheter le jeu, mais le matériel est très bien. Si vous aimez les petits jeux rapides en famille, c'est un bon choix. | |
| Geoffroy C. | Report this review |
| 31/12/2023 | |
| Bon petit jeu pour 5 personnes! | |
| On vient d'essayer "The Number" et c'est une super découverte pour nos soirées jeux. Le concept est simple mais hyper addictif. À chaque tour, on écrit secrètement un nombre de 000 à 999 sur notre tablette. Plus le nombre est grand, plus on peut marquer de points. Mais attention, si on a un chiffre en commun avec un nombre plus petit écrit par quelqu'un d'autre, on ne marque rien ! Ce qu'on trouve génial, c'est la stratégie derrière chaque choix. Faut-il tenter un gros score ou jouer la sécurité ? Et puis, au fur et à mesure de la partie, on ne peut plus utiliser les chiffres déjà joués, donc ça devient de plus en plus tendu ! C'est un mélange parfait de bluff et de prise de risque. Et le jeu est super rapide, donc on peut enchaîner les parties sans voir le temps passer. Les tablettes et les feutres fournis sont de bonne qualité, ce qui rend le jeu encore plus agréable. Bref, "The Number" c'est le jeu idéal pour ceux qui aiment les jeux simples mais tactiques. On se marre bien, on se creuse la tête, et on passe un super moment. On le recommande à tous ceux qui cherchent un jeu original et malin ! |
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| Katherine R. | Report this review |
| 05/05/2024 | |
| Jeu de hasard | |
| Petit jeu simple de hasard qui se joue rapidement en deux manches. Marquez des points ou non en fonction du nombre sélectionné dans le respect des règles de sélection. | |
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