Devon and Cody were the test subjects. A 16 year old against a 13 year old. Who would be able to get to the others dojo and back and win the game?
The idea is to get your ninja over to the other dojo, and you mark how many spaces into the dojo you get with the little guy on the side in the grey helmet (Grey Shadow Ninjas), and you have to get back out of the dojo within three moves. You can make one turn of direction during your move or go straight. The gray area in the middle is neutral. You also can take each other's ninjas out by landing directly on their space. But you have to get back to your dojo in THREE moves, so it is all very tricky!
Then there is the score keeper, the Ninja Master. Ohhh, Ahhhhh! I love him, I think he is just the cutest little dude! When you get back to your dojo you move the Ninja Master how ever many points you got into the other dojo. The first one to go 7 spaces wins the game. (do you see the ninja fight in the background of the Ninja Master? Love this shot!)
The dice are pretty awesome, too!
Cody won the first game so Devon insisted on a second game "now that we know how to play." Cody beat him again. One more game! Devon won, so that was the time to quit.This is a fun game and I know that the kids are going to have many a snowed in day playing this game. Everyone in our house, except the little two, are able to play this game and we all enjoy it. This gets a big BRAVO from our house because it is something for everyone and anyone.
You can purchase Ninja versus Ninja at Out of the Box for $24.99. You can also look for retailers near you that carry Out of the Box games. In Minnesota, Games by James carries them.
Check out their other great games, as well!
Rock!, it is Rock, Paper, Scissors in card format, I think this would be a blast!
Party Pooper, A party game where you try to figure out who would best fit the card, sort of, lol.
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