GAP

GAP is a smooth card game that you will happily set up again for a second round. You play cards in front of you and try to use them to claim the right cards from the middle. Whatever you collect goes neatly in front of you. It is all about the balance between your colours. At the end of a round you look at your cards. The colour you have the most of counts, but the colour you have the least of is subtracted again. That difference is your score. You play round after round, until someone goes past the agreed number of points. Then the winner is known: the player with the most points. With games of about ten minutes, GAP is perfect for a short break. You play it with two to six players, and children from seven years old can join in with ease. A game that begs for one more round, and one more after that.