9.3
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Ludopedia
10.0
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BGG
Our Verdict
A prehistoric race perfect for introducing kids to board games through inclusion and learning.
Highlights
- Extremely inclusive and accessible
- Real pedagogical development
- Fast and dynamic gameplay
- Theme kids absolutely love
Keep in mind
- Very simple mechanics
- Strictly for young audiences
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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If you're looking for a way to introduce the world of board games to little ones in a light, inclusive, and super fun way, Velociraptores is the game for you! This 100% Brazilian production is a true pedagogical hug. The big differentiator here is that it wasn't just made 'for' children, but 'with' children. The development process involved active participation from 4 and 5-year-old students, ensuring the rhythm and visual elements truly speak their language.
The mechanics are straightforward: it's a frantic race where the goal is to be the first Velociraptor to cross the finish line. The game uses colored cards for movement, making it perfect for kids who are still developing reading skills or haven't fully mastered numbers yet. On each turn, players decide how to use their color cards to advance across the modular board. There's also a neat little strategic twist: you can discard your entire hand to move one space forward, or even choose to pass your turn to plan your next move.
Beyond the fun, this game is an incredible tool for educators and parents. It was designed following the BNCC guidelines, integrating math, arts, and physical education concepts in a natural way. Another point that deserves massive praise is its inclusive nature. Velociraptores is highly recommended for children with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) and ADHD, as it promotes cognitive and social development through a sensory and visually accessible experience. It's fast-paced, lasting between 10 to 20 minutes, which is the perfect window to keep young players engaged without causing fatigue. It's guaranteed fun, real learning, and true inclusion at your gaming table!
The mechanics are straightforward: it's a frantic race where the goal is to be the first Velociraptor to cross the finish line. The game uses colored cards for movement, making it perfect for kids who are still developing reading skills or haven't fully mastered numbers yet. On each turn, players decide how to use their color cards to advance across the modular board. There's also a neat little strategic twist: you can discard your entire hand to move one space forward, or even choose to pass your turn to plan your next move.
Beyond the fun, this game is an incredible tool for educators and parents. It was designed following the BNCC guidelines, integrating math, arts, and physical education concepts in a natural way. Another point that deserves massive praise is its inclusive nature. Velociraptores is highly recommended for children with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) and ADHD, as it promotes cognitive and social development through a sensory and visually accessible experience. It's fast-paced, lasting between 10 to 20 minutes, which is the perfect window to keep young players engaged without causing fatigue. It's guaranteed fun, real learning, and true inclusion at your gaming table!
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
(Self-Published)
Designer
Hugo Bustilho de Oliveira
Artist
Hugo Bustilho de Oliveira
What is the recommended age?
The game is ideal for children aged 5 and up.
How long does a game last?
It's very quick, lasting between 10 and 20 minutes.
Do you need to know how to read to play?
No! The game uses colors to make it accessible for those who aren't reading yet.
Is it good for children with ASD or ADHD?
Yes, it was specifically designed to be inclusive and support their development.
How many players can join?
From 2 to 4 players can join the fun.
Is the game difficult?
Not at all! It's very simple and straightforward so kids can understand it right away.