Strategy Game for Two — Nowhere To Go

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My kids and I LOVE Nowhere To Go, a new thinking strategy game from Educational Insights for two players.

I almost always win. (My philosophy is that my kids need to learn how to beat me. It makes them think harder.)

But no matter who wins, we have lots of fun. And I like that it doesn’t take forever to play. Maybe 10 minutes.

Strategy Game for Two Players

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Win by trapping the other player so that . . . there’s nowhere to go.

How to Play Nowhere To Go:

1. Each player places his or her spy piece on the starting spaces.
2. Players take turns moving their spy piece as many spaces as they like across any bridges that are not     blocked.
3. Players end their turns by placing a blocker on any bridge.
4. The first player to trap the other spy with blockers wins!
strategy game for two players

It’s a lot of fun!

The Educational Insights games are no-brainers for parents like us who appreciate learning and thinking games, don’t you think?
Oh, and Nowhere To Go is supposed to be ages eight and up but it depends on your child. JJ and I play it; she’s only six.
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Melissa Taylor, MA, is the creator of Imagination Soup. She's a mother, former award-winning teacher & literacy trainer, author, author coach and publicist at Imagination Soup Consulting, and freelance education writer. She writes Imagination Soup, supports authors, and freelances for publications online and in print, including Penguin Random House's Brightly website. She is passionate about matching kids with books that they'll love.

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25 Comments

  1. I would LOVE to win this game! My daughter and I would enjoy playing it and I would really try to not “help” her to win….my husband tells me she needs to learn how it’s okay to lose sometimes, but it’s hard for me to see her lose. Hopefully I win!

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  3. I am so glad to have found your site! I always learn something useful. This game looks amazing, and just the idea of spies being involved, I know I will have no problem drawing my sons into playing it with me.

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  5. I’d love this game for my granddaughters. Thanks for sharing the information!

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