Astronauts and Crosses Mini Game

Orchard Toys

£6

In each round, players take it in turns to place an astronaut card or an alien card on the playing board. Play continues until one player has made a line of three astronauts or aliens. The winner of each round takes a shooting star as a reward! The winner of the overall game is the player with the most shooting stars! Designed for ages 4-7, Astronauts and Crosses offers the perfect balance between learning and fun, where players will develop logical thinking skills and understanding of the importance of patterns. Perfect for travel, at home or on holiday, the mini games are Orchard Toys' small

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