A Fun, Laugh-Out-Loud Card Game For Families, Friends, And Neighbors
It''s Fast Paced, Fun And Easy To Learn And Play - Includes 110 I''ve Never Cards
You Won''t Believe The Things Your Friends And Family Members Have Done
Connect With Your Friends And Family In A Fun Way That''s Engaging And Entertaining
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Width : 3.6 inch
Height : 0.7 inch
Length : 5.5 inch

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ASIN : B00514HX3W

Product Description

Do You Know If The Can Opener Was Invented Before Or After The Light Bulb? In Timeline Inventions, This Is Exactly The Type Of Question You Will Ask Yourself Each Time You Try To Play One Of Your Cards. The Object Of The Game Is To Be The First Player To Play All Of Your Cards Correctly. Each Game Contains 109 Small Invention-Themed Cards, Which Can Be Mixed With Other Themes In The Timeline Series (Each Sold Separately). By Mixing Two Boxes Of Timeline Cards With Different Themes, You Can Increase The Possibilities And Make The Game Even Wilder!. Timeline Inventions Is Designed For 2-8 People Ages 8 And Up. The Average Playing Time Is 15 Minutes.; From The Manufacturer; Was The Light Bulb Invented After Or Before Glasses? With Timeline, Learn The Answer To This Question And Thousands Of Others By Comparing Your Knowledge Or Hunches To Historic Reality. At The Beginning Of The Game, Players All Get The Same Number Of Cards Representing Monuments, Inventions, Etc. On The Back Of Each Card Is A Date. To Begin, One Card Is Randomly Drawn From Those Not Given To Players. This Card Is Placed In The Middle Of The Table, Date-Side Up And Is The Starting Point Of A Chronological Line Which Will Slowly Be Built By The Players. The First Player Then Chooses One Of Their Cards. If The Player Thinks That The Invention On Their Card Came Before That Of The Initial Card, The Player Places Their Card To The Left Of The Initial Card. If They Feel That The Invention On Their Card Was Created After, It Is Placed To The Right Of The Initial Card. The Player''s Card Is Then Turned Date-Side Up. If The Player Was Right, It Remains On The Table. Otherwise, The Card Is Discarded And A New One Must Be Drawn To Replace It. Play Proceeds Clockwise. The More Cards Which Are Correctly Played, The Harder It Is To Correctly Place New Ones. The First Player To Get Rid Of Their Cards Wins.