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Our Verdict
A frenetic mathematical challenge that blends speed and learning.
Highlights
- Fast-paced and dynamic
- Versatile game modes
- Great for the whole family
- Honors great scientists
Keep in mind
- Requires quick reflexes
- Heavy focus on patterns
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If you love mental challenges that keep you on your toes, EvenQuads: Deck 1 of 4 is your new obsession! This special deck was created to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM) and brings a super fun, accessible mathematical vibe. The name of the game here is speed: you'll need eagle eyes to spot combinations and form those famous 'Quads.'
What makes this deck so cool is its versatility. It's not just one game, but a collection of five different ways to play! You can play solo (yes, it has a solitaire mode!) or gather your friends for a frenetic speed-matching competition. The flexibility is key: you can play a rummy-style version or focus purely on how fast you can match symbols.
The deck is smart and forward-thinking. The cards are double-sided: one side features the EvenQuads mathematical challenge, while the other side, the 'EvenBetter' side, honors amazing women mathematicians. It's the kind of game you can bring to a family dinner or a hangout with friends, and everyone will get hyped trying to be the fastest. With 64 cards and straightforward rules, EvenQuads is perfect for anyone looking to exercise their brain without needing a 50-page manual. It's fast, it's mathematical, and it's incredibly dynamic!
What makes this deck so cool is its versatility. It's not just one game, but a collection of five different ways to play! You can play solo (yes, it has a solitaire mode!) or gather your friends for a frenetic speed-matching competition. The flexibility is key: you can play a rummy-style version or focus purely on how fast you can match symbols.
The deck is smart and forward-thinking. The cards are double-sided: one side features the EvenQuads mathematical challenge, while the other side, the 'EvenBetter' side, honors amazing women mathematicians. It's the kind of game you can bring to a family dinner or a hangout with friends, and everyone will get hyped trying to be the fastest. With 64 cards and straightforward rules, EvenQuads is perfect for anyone looking to exercise their brain without needing a 50-page manual. It's fast, it's mathematical, and it's incredibly dynamic!
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Publisher
AWM
Designer
Jeffrey Pereira, Jonah Ostroff, Lauren Rose
What age group is this recommended for?
Since it focuses on patterns and speed, it's great for school-aged children and adults who enjoy mental agility.
Can I play solo?
Absolutely! The game includes a solitaire mode so you can practice your reflexes.
How long does a game last?
It's very quick, usually between 15 to 30 minutes per round.
What's included in the box?
The deck includes 64 double-sided cards and an instruction guide.
How difficult is the game?
The complexity is low (1/5), but the challenge lies in the required reaction speed.