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    Take-Out Game Review (& Giveaway US/CAN Ends 12/14)

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    ABOUT:

    Marina Games is company that is committed to fun and creative products. Their games include Crossword Cubes, Skunked, Farkle, Canasta Hand & Foot, Pride & Prejudice Trivia, Rummino, and Kings & Queens Rummy.

    Take-Out


    Take-Out is an exciting numbered dice game that reminds you of the old “shut the box” game but without the big, bulky box. Can you remove all the numbered dice for a score of zero? Take-Out is fast to learn and fun to play. Great to take on the road.

    MY THOUGHTS:

    This game is very simple but very fun.  Actually its quite addicting!  You get a plastic cup, ten red dice and two white dice.  You roll the red dice and then the white dice.  Add up the two white dice and then start taking those number combinations out of the red dice.  It is great for kids learning adding too!  Once you can’t remove any more numbers, you add up all the dice and that is your score.  The person who reaches a score of 150 first, loses and you keep eliminating players – so yes a high score is not a winning score.  There is no board game or crazy rules.  Just a cup and dice.  This is a perfect game to play quickly or even take on the go.  I was really so surprised at how much fun I had with such a simple game!

    So for the dice above, I removed all the dice that added up to 10.   I was left with the 6 and 3 so my points would be 9.  Remember adding up points is bad!

    BUY IT: Check out Marina Games to learn more and look for Take-Out wherever games are sold.

    WIN IT:  (1) US winner will receive the game “Take-Out”

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    Mom and More Disclosure: This post was written for Family Review Network & Marina Games who provided the complimentary product for review in exchange for my honest opinions.

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    53. A2WithKids says

      Interesting. I also reviewed the game and interpreted the rules differently. On each roll, I took out one combination adding to the numbers on the dice, then rolled again and took out one combination of those numbers.

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