What's Missing?

A game by Heinz Meister

2 - 6 Players 15 minutes Unknown

Memory, Pattern Recognition, Secret Unit Deployment

Children's Game, Educational, Memory

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Description

What's Missing is a game that lives up to its name, challenging players to figure out what's no longer on the table. In this simple yet engaging game, 2 to 6 players take turns removing an object from the table, and the others have to use their memory and pattern recognition skills to determine what's missing. The game is easy to learn, with rules that can be explained quickly, making it accessible to players of all ages, especially children. The gameplay is fast-paced and exciting, with each round lasting only a few minutes, and the entire game taking about 15 minutes to play. Players take turns trying to guess what's missing, and if they're correct, they get to place a raven token in the box, while incorrect guesses earn them another token. The player who runs out of raven tokens first wins, adding an element of strategy and luck to the game. With its simple rules and fun gameplay, What's Missing is a great game for families or groups of friends looking for a quick and entertaining game to play together. Designed by Heinz Meister and first published in 1991, this classic game has been delighting players for decades, and its educational value makes it a great choice for kids.