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Giant 30 Game Cube

Giant 30 Game Cube

Research Games, Inc. / Athol / RGI / ARC · 1976
2–82KidsStrategy
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How do you play Giant 30 Game Cube?

Giant 30 Game Cube is a set which when assembled forms a cube 18 inches on each side. Each side is a board used to play at least one of the games in the set. Pieces are also provided for most of the games.

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Giant 30 Game Cube box art
official art · Research Games, Inc. / Athol / RGI / ARC

Giant 30 Game Cube is a set which when assembled forms a cube 18 inches on each side. Each side is a board used to play at least one of the games in the set. Pieces are also provided for most of the games.

The games not listed in the "Contains" section are mostly Chess and Checkers variants that do not have database entries. There is also a Fox & Geese variant and two simple racing games.

The set is mostly of interest because two of the games (Nine Holes and Chase) are original designs by Sid Sackson which have never been reprinted.

game anatomy
Vibe
KidsStrategy
Players
2–8
from Trișache · verified

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Giant 30 Game Cube is a abstract strategy game, for 2–8 players. Check the Rules tab for setup, gameplay, and scoring, or ask Trișache anything about Giant 30 Game Cube — our AI assistant built by howtoplay.ro and trained specifically on board game rulebooks.
Q4How many players does Giant 30 Game Cube support?
Giant 30 Game Cube is played by 2–8 players.
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