Get ready for a round of 'Scouting', a card game that, despite being released in 1955, still offers an interesting challenge! The goal here is to accumulate as many points as possible by playing 11 sets of 4 cards each. How do you do that? Well, there are several ways to score points: trying to reach a total of 12 with the played cards, collecting cards of the same number, forming runs or sequences, using the special Baden Powell card, or perhaps being the last player in the round. The game continues until someone reaches 30 points. What's noteworthy about 'Scouting' is that it's one of the more demanding games in the Pepys series, yet surprisingly, it can accommodate up to 11 players without needing an extra deck of cards! Beyond the gameplay, the game has an educational aspect, with explanations about the card themes, linked to scouting, found in the rulebook's final pages. And, as is typical for this publisher, the print quality and artwork are outstanding.