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Nowhere to Go
Educational Insights · 2012
210 min8+ yrs1.2/5 complexity5.8 BGG#21.762 BGG375CouplesStrategy
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Two-player strategy game with a spy theme on a unique hexagonal game board with spaces inter-connected by bridges. Each player places his or her spy piece on a starting space and players take turns placing blockers and moving their pieces across any bridges that are not blocked.
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Two-player strategy game with a spy theme on a unique hexagonal game board with spaces inter-connected by bridges. Each player places his or her spy piece on a starting space and players take turns placing blockers and moving their pieces across any bridges that are not blocked. The first player to trap the other spy with blockers wins.
game anatomy
Complexity1.2 / 5
BGG rating5.8 / 10
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CouplesStrategy
Play time
10 min
Players
2
Recommended age
8+ yrs
BGG rank
#21.762
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Q4How many players does Nowhere to Go support?
Nowhere to Go is played by 2 players.
Q5How long does a game of Nowhere to Go take?
A game of Nowhere to Go takes about 10 minutes. (The first game doesn't count. It never counts.)
Q6What age is Nowhere to Go for?
Nowhere to Go is recommended from age 8.
Q7How complex is Nowhere to Go?
Nowhere to Go has a BoardGameGeek complexity of 1.2 out of 5.
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