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Details:What Came First? is quick to learn and easy to play but like any good game it's a challenge to master. Dust off your poker face and try to bluff your opponents.SOLVE LIFE’S GREAT MYSTERIES: Did come before helicopters? How about Mayo or Ketchup? Place your bets in this board game for adults and teens.MARVEL vs DISNEY! STAR WARS vs STAR TREK!: The aim of this board game for adults and teens is to bet your chips on which is the oldest. The more you bet, the more you stand to win or lose.FEELING LUCKY?: Bet on the exact year of origin to win 5 extra moves. Land on one of Ten random Time Tokens and you’ll be in for a surprise…EASY TO LEARN, QUICK TO PLAY: A fantastic party trivia board game for adults, teens and families. Recommended for 2+ players and ages 10+.EVERYONE HAS A CHANCE: There are questions for every generation in What Came First. Pick a side and place your bets in this board game for adults and teens.What Came First is a trivia party game loved by everyone. You might be surprised at who has the best poker face in your family This fantastic trivia party game is full of cards that would make you questions what came first... Sandwiches or the USA? Bruce Springsteen or Slinky? Ben Jerry’s or and more.What Came First includes 200 card, 10 tokens and 12 betting chips.
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What Came First? is quick to learn and easy to play but like any good game it's a challenge to master. Dust off your poker face and try to bluff your opponents.SOLVE LIFE’S GREAT MYSTERIES: Did come before helicopters? How about Mayo or Ketchup? Place your bets in this board game for adults and teens.MARVEL vs DISNEY! STAR WARS vs STAR TREK!: The aim of this board game for adults and teens is to bet your chips on which is the oldest. The more you bet, the more you stand to win or lose.FEELING LUCKY?: Bet on the exact year of origin to win 5 extra moves. Land on one of Ten random Time Tokens and you’ll be in for a surprise…EASY TO LEARN, QUICK TO PLAY: A fantastic party trivia board game for adults, teens and families. Recommended for 2+ players and ages 10+.EVERYONE HAS A CHANCE: There are questions for every generation in What Came First. Pick a side and place your bets in this board game for adults and teens.What Came First is a trivia party game loved by everyone. You might be surprised at who has the best poker face in your family This fantastic trivia party game is full of cards that would make you questions what came first... Sandwiches or the USA? Bruce Springsteen or Slinky? Ben Jerry’s or and more.What Came First includes 200 card, 10 tokens and 12 betting chips.
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