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(More customer reviews)Ark is one of my son's favorite games. When we first started playing, the math was a little hard for him (he was 6 then), but now he's eager to do the adding himself. And even when it was a chore, he was happy to do it given the cute animal drawings. The rules are fairly simple, but take a few plays to get used to. It's easy to forget some of the special rules your first time through, but that doesn't really break anything, so who cares? And the cute little wooden pieces make it even more fun. And despite the title, it's not really deeply religious. You could use it for religious storytelling, but you can also ignore the religious angle entirely and still have a good time with your family.
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Noah is tearing out his beard and the time-pressure is difficult. Clouds are gathering and the rain could come anytime. The weather forecast is not good. Meanwhile, animals are gathering before the ark. Now, a handful of people are offering to help, but they look like gamblers and game players! The animals slowly drag along and nothing can be said to speed them up. Fortunately, the helpers manage to keep the animals from attacking each other. And, now someone has cleverly stored 2 loads of grain with the Tyranno. His reasoning was that there was room AND the animal would not eat it as it is a meat-eater!Now, if only the ark can be launched without capsizing......3-5 players, aged 8 +; length: 45 minutes; author: Frank Nestel
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