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RECOMMENDED
If you enjoy party games with a touch of trivia and lots of interaction, 'Caroling' is the perfect choice to liven up any gathering, especially at Christmas!
Highlights
- Fun Christmas theme
- Player interaction
- Varied and funny challenges
- Great for larger groups
- Easy to learn rules
Keep in mind
- Depends on group mood
- Can have 'lose a turn'
- Dice luck influences
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About the game
What you do in a play session
In 'Caroling', you transform into the grumpy Ebenezer Scrooge, straight from Charles Dickens' classic 'A Christmas Carol'! But here, the goal is a bit different: to win, you need to get rid of all the 'chains' you've accumulated throughout your life. Imagine each chain as a burden, and your objective is to be the first Scrooge to free yourself from them before it's too late – and before your fellow Scrooges manage the same!
The game is a fun race against time and against the other players. Each round, you roll a die and prepare for whatever comes next. The ghosts of Christmas are everywhere, and they will bring challenges that can be either a relief or a headache. You might have to answer trivia questions about the Christmas universe or face some unusual performance. Depending on your performance, you might say goodbye to one of your chains or, to your despair (and the delight of others), end up gaining another one! It's a light game, full of interactions and perfect for those who enjoy a good thematic challenge with a touch of humor.
The game is a fun race against time and against the other players. Each round, you roll a die and prepare for whatever comes next. The ghosts of Christmas are everywhere, and they will bring challenges that can be either a relief or a headache. You might have to answer trivia questions about the Christmas universe or face some unusual performance. Depending on your performance, you might say goodbye to one of your chains or, to your despair (and the delight of others), end up gaining another one! It's a light game, full of interactions and perfect for those who enjoy a good thematic challenge with a touch of humor.
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Best player count
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3
OK
4
OK
5
OK
6
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7
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8
OK
Soundtrack
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How many players can participate in Caroling?
Caroling is ideal for larger groups, allowing 3 to 8 players to join the fun and try to get rid of their chains.
What is the average game duration?
A game of Caroling usually lasts between 30 and 60 minutes, making it perfect for a quick play session or to fit into a party night.
Is Caroling a complex game?
No, it's a very light and accessible game. The rules are easy to understand, focusing more on fun and interaction than on complex strategies.
What are the main components of the game?
The game is a card game, so expect lots of cards! Additionally, it includes dice and possibly other tokens for the 'chains' and challenges.
Is it a game only for Christmas?
While the theme is Christmas-related, the fun and party mechanics can be enjoyed at any time of the year, especially if you like trivia and acting games.
What is the ultimate goal in Caroling?
The main objective is to be the first player to get rid of all their 'chains' by completing challenges and answering trivia questions to progress.
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