Can't Stop

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Everything about Can't Stop

Play Time Play Time
30′
Min. Age Min. Age
9+
Num. of Players Num. of Players
2 - 4
Complexity Complexity
Very Low
Publisher franjos Spieleverlag
Complexity Very Low
Language(s) English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Dutch
Designer(s) Sid Sackson
Artist(s) Klemens Franz, Wanjin Gill, Heiko Günther, Kim Hong-Do, Gabriel Laulunen (II), Ronan Le Maître, Walter Pepperle, Monroy Gómez Verónica, Klaus Wilinski, Atelier Wilinski
Categories Dice
Mechanics Dice Rolling, Push Your Luck, Race, Roll / Spin and Move, Track Movement
Language Dependency None
Minimum Age 9
Play Time 30 mins
Number of Players 2 - 4 (Best at 3)

Step into the world of strategy and chance with this Sid Sackson classic, where players will experience the thrill of dice-rolling excitement!

In this game, you'll test your luck while also employing clever tactics to close out three columns on the board. Each column corresponds to the possible sums from rolling two six-sided dice. But beware! The columns vary in size; the more likely a total is, the more spaces it has, making it a challenging journey to completion.

On your turn, roll four dice and pair them into duos. For instance, the combination of 1, 4, 5, and 6 can create various sums:

  • 1+4 and 5+6 for totals of 5 and 11,
  • 1+5 and 4+6 for 6 and 10,
  • 1+6 and 4+5 for 7 and 9.

Choose your totals wisely as you place or advance progress markers in the corresponding open columns. Once you’ve played your cards right, decide whether to roll again or conclude your turn, swapping your progress markers for personalized markers in your color.

Keep in mind, a player can only advance three different columns per turn and cannot progress in a column that another player has already closed by reaching the end space. If luck isn’t on your side and a roll leads to no legal moves, your turn ends, and you’ll lose the progress made that round.

With roots tracing back to the 1974 predecessor, The Great Races, this version transforms classic paper-and-pencil play into a vibrant, interactive experience suitable for players of all ages!