Asmodee – Asmodee USA

Things In Rings

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$12.79 $19.99 In stock

Category: Allplay

It’s a Thing-slinging, string-ringing, rule-guessing race!
A “thinky” party game, like Codenames or Wavelength. Use logic and deduction to understand the rules of the mysterious Venn Diagram.

Players play as "Finders" and attempt to correctly place "Thing" Cards into a Venn Diagram. Each Ring of the Venn Diagram has special rules. The twist? Only one player, playing as "The Knower," knows the secret rules.

  • ENGAGING PLAY: Discover the joy of Venn diagrams in a fun party setting! Each player interprets the same clues each turn, making for an exhilarating reveal of hidden rules.
  • EDUCATIONAL AND FUN: Enhance your deductive reasoning and pattern recognition skills while having fun. Ideal for both kids and adults to play and learn together.
  • QUICK AND ACCESSIBLE: With a playtime of 20 minutes and rules easy enough for anyone aged 8 and up, this game is perfect for quick, engaging sessions with 2-6 players.
  • RICH GAME CONTENTS: Includes a box, rules, 3 unique rings, around 250 noun cards, and 50 rule cards, offering endless replayability with various rule combinations.
  • ARTISTIC AND PORTABLE: Beautifully illustrated by Snow Conrad, and packaged in a compact box, making it easy to store and perfect for travel.

Contents

  • Box, Rules
  • 3 Rings
  • 250ish noun cards
  • 50ish rule cards

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Olivia U. ★★★★★

We had a blast trying to figure out the Venn diagram rules—it really gets everyone thinking and arguing in a fun way. Much more engaging than your typical party game.

Sophia E. ★★★★★

I brought this out after dinner and we ended up playing for two hours straight, which never happens with our group. The rule-guessing race keeps everyone leaning in because you're deducing the Venn diagram logic together, not just waiting for your turn. Figuring out the hidden rules feels genuinely

Aurora ★★★★★

The Venn diagram mechanic is way trickier than I expected for a party game. We played four rounds and everyone kept second-guessing their logic, which is exactly what makes it fun. String rings are a nice tactile touch too.