Evenquads: Deck 2 of 4

AWM · Board game · 2023
1–8 Solo 15–30 min
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Our Verdict

A fast-paced, smart card game that blends mental agility with historical learning.

Highlights
  • Dynamic and very fast
  • High-quality educational content
  • Highly versatile (solo or group)
  • Great for families
Keep in mind
  • Requires quick reflexes
  • Pattern-heavy gameplay
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About the game
Think math is just boring equations on a chalkboard? Think again! EvenQuads: Deck 2 is a vibrant, high-energy card game celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM). But don't worry, this isn't a dry lecture; it's a mental agility challenge designed to get your brain firing on all cylinders. The deck is double-sided, offering layers of engagement: one side features symbols representing major mathematical organizations, while the 'EvenBetter' side showcases incredible women mathematicians who changed the world. It's a brilliant, educational tribute wrapped in pure fun!

Versatility is the name of the game here. You can tackle it solo for a meditative challenge or gather friends for a frantic speed-matching showdown. There's even a Rummy-style version for those who prefer a more traditional, strategic card game feel. This deck contains 64 cards and works perfectly as a standalone experience. However, if you already own Deck 1, you can combine them to turn the game into an even larger expansion. With quick sessions lasting only 15-30 minutes, it's the perfect filler or warm-up. Whether you're looking to sharpen your logic or learn about historical icons while playing, EvenQuads delivers a fast-paced, meaningful, and super engaging experience.
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Game details

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Crowdfunding: Kickstarter
Publisher AWM
Designer Jeffrey Pereira, Jonah Ostroff, Lauren Rose
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a game last?
It's very quick! Usually between 15 and 30 minutes.
Can I play it solo?
Absolutely! It features a dedicated solitaire mode.
How many players can join?
From 1 to 8 players, making it great for large groups.
Is it a difficult game?
The mechanics are easy to learn, but it requires quick thinking to master.
Do I need Deck 1 to play?
No, Deck 2 is a standalone game, but it can also act as an expansion for Deck 1.
Who is this game for?
For fans of fast card games, logic puzzles, or anyone looking for an educational yet engaging experience.