Jenga Boom Cuts Playing Time by Putting Players Under Pressure
Michael Hemsworth — April 3, 2013 — Life-Stages
References: amazon & geekalerts
Keeping players under pressure is the exact point of Jenga Boom, which will self-destruct a short time after the game has started. The building block game features a built-in timer that is started alongside gameplay and will crumble the structure if players aren't quick enough.
Essentially, Jenga Boom is meant to add another level of strategy to the classic stacking game. Instead of taking your time and playing with agility, players need to act fast and move with skill.
Being a lover of the original Jenga, Jenga Boom sounds like a fantastic update to the classic game and definitely kicks things up a notch. I usually try and gauge which block is the best bet, but with the clock ticking and explosion imminent, it's certain that strategists like myself are going to have to play with a faster hand.
Essentially, Jenga Boom is meant to add another level of strategy to the classic stacking game. Instead of taking your time and playing with agility, players need to act fast and move with skill.
Being a lover of the original Jenga, Jenga Boom sounds like a fantastic update to the classic game and definitely kicks things up a notch. I usually try and gauge which block is the best bet, but with the clock ticking and explosion imminent, it's certain that strategists like myself are going to have to play with a faster hand.
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