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Gibsons Hare & Tortoise Family Board Game | Strategic Race

Gibsons Hare & Tortoise Family Board Game | Strategic Race Game for Adults & Kids for Christmas & Birthdays| Ages 8+, 2-6 Players

Create order out of chaos!

Pile up your pixies, pick a card, and twist, turn and tip your cubes into place to recreate a pixelated image. This highly addictive, simple to learn game can be played alone, in pairs or in groups – hours of fun inside one little cube!

Whether Pixit is played in teams, in pairs or as a solo activity, each mode is exceedingly addictive and gets tremendously tense as the pixit cubes twist and turn.

With each game taking between 15 and 30 minutes to play, it’s the perfect entertainment for a long journey or a cosy afternoon.

A great game for the whole family!

hare and tortoise family game by gibsons

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About us

We’re Gibsons, the family-owned jigsaw puzzle and board game company. Founded in London in 1919, we’ve been entertaining generations for over 100 years and our passion is creating the best quality products for all ages.

Made in the UK and Europe, we use the thickest board on the market for our jigsaw puzzles and work with a whole host of talented artists to bring you fresh cool designs, from nostalgic scenes to mesmerising prints. What’s more, our jigsaw puzzles are planet-friendly. They’re made from 100% recycled board and secured with tabs rather than shrink-wrap to reduce single-use plastic waste.

Our board games are great fun for the whole family. From quick-play games like Mind the Gap and Pass the Bomb, to family and strategy games like Hare & Tortoise, 221b Baker Street and Civilization, our best-selling board games will keep all ages entertained!

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Dimensions:	7 x 25.5 x 25.5 cm; 900 Grams
Model:	G979
Material:	Cardstock
Colour:	Multicolor
Batteries Required:	No
Batteries Included:	No
Age:	1 month – 8 years
Assembly:	No
Composition:	90% board 10% wood
Dimensions:	7 x 25.5 x 25.5 cm; 900 Grams
Material:	Cardstock

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TonyaStine says:

14/06/2020 at

Well made and simple but tactical, this is a different and clever game. Really is worth a pu
NumbersJMEI says:

28/05/2020 at

We really like this game. Very interesting concept and fun to play.
JerrellTier says:

07/04/2019 at

Great game. Unlike many games where you rely on your luck, this one is all about your strategy. You have to carefully think about your next move. Many have fallen victim of rushed decisions and ended up losing. You do not need to be a genius to play it, but it certainly makes your brain work.
Anonymous says:

29/01/2019 at

Arrived promptly and although only played once it’s a great game for the family and we can’t wait to play it again! Instructions are easy to follow.
Anonymous says:

05/01/2019 at

Such an amazing game really recommend it It’s great fun and unique
Anonymous says:

24/12/2017 at

This is a fantastic game, all about strategy and thinking ahead. When we first opened the box and read the instructions the game seemed a bit complicated, however it actually makes a lot of sense once you start playing it and we got the hang of it quickly. The object of the game is to cross the finish line first – you spend carrots to move, and you have to earn carrots through the spaces on the board. However, it isn’t as simple as 3 carrots means 3 spaces forward. The number of carrots you need to spend to move increases with each space (e.g. 1 space = 1 carrot, 2 spaces = 3 carrots…..7 spaces = 28 carrots and so on). This means you have to spend wisely, and think about how you move, how you will earn more carrots but also keep an eye on the competition! There are also additional things to consider, for example you start with three cabbage cards and you need to get rid of them before you cross the line, but you can only ‘chew’ them on a certain space which also involves missing a turn so it’s all about strategy and planning. It’s an addictive game and can also be frustrating as things can change so quickly – one minute you are winning then the next you might be last! It really is great fun, and I highly recommend this game.
Anna Ch says:

28/09/2017 at

Nice game which is easy to grasp but is not just down to the luck of the dice.
MagdalenaNowako says:

25/09/2017 at

Fun & a different kind of game. My 9 year old and 12 year old enjoy this with us
EarnestBlaylock says:

12/09/2017 at

I was looking for a new board game that was neither too complicated or overly simple to play with my partner, and this totally fitted the bill. I felt interested as soon as I saw it here on Amazon and after seeing the many positive reviews I purchased it and have to say we have thoroughly enjoyed playing it. Obviously the first time playing meant having to keep reading the rules regarding certain squares on the board, but it is very easy to learn and by the time we were on our 3rd game the rules weren’t needed at all. The ‘Race Cards’ are very handy for a quick rule reference anyway, which also show the cost in carrots of movement on the board. Each player receives one during play.
The game comes in a lovely big box, perhaps too big for the actual contents, and the board itself is nicely made and the playing tokens are more than adequate. We play it together in 2 player mode which is great fun, the fact you have to use 2 playing tokens each doesn’t put us off at all, and we have also played it with the 2 of us in normal mode with one playing token each, and enjoyed that too. There is enough strategy involved to keep you interested and it’s fun earning all the ‘carrots’ needed for your race. I highly recommend this game, there’s lots of fun to be had, I bet it’s even better with 4 players.
BelenRaposo says:

06/01/2017 at

A simple to play game that becomes more involved the more you play it. Highly competitive.
Mike Vrobel says:

29/03/2014 at

Never before have I come accross a board game where you never know who’s winning. Having played many times now it always goes the same way. It all starts amiably as one players shoots off into the distance, throwing caution to the wind. while another sits back, hoarding carrots. The others switch between approaches as it is unclear which strategy is working. While the Hare (Player 1) and the tortoise (Player 2) stare each other down with knowing looks each believing they have the edge. Then when the couters get towards the end everyone starts to get nervous. Carrots are counted, and counted again to make sure then the perfect sequence of moves gets devised to reach the finish with exactly the right number of carrots, not too many, not too few.

This game keeps you thinking throughout, doesn’t rely on luck and is interesting till the last players cross the finish line. I highly recommend it.
Anonymous says:

09/12/2013 at

Lives up to its name and reputation. A good game with high quality cards and pieces inside. The game is simple to learn but has a good level of strategy for everyone to be engaged in. A good light family game that can be used to fill 30-60 min’s.
MilanPalladino says:

30/10/2013 at

I love this game it seemed complicated for the first game because game play is not standard board game (there are no dice). Now we are addicted to it and have introduced it to family and friends who have also enjoyed playing. It is a tactical game and much better played with 4 people than fewer but it doesn’t take over your entire evening unless you want it to. Would highly recommend. Very good value for money compared to other board games too.
FlorrieFrederic says:

12/02/2013 at

good all round game for any age
would reccommend
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Leila says:

27/12/2012 at

This is a great game combining strategy and tactics. having a strategy is important but you need tactics as others will rarely let you get away with an obvious plan. A great game – you dont need to think hard to play it but the player who pays the most attention will probably win.
Anonymous says:

26/12/2012 at

Well I was looking for a board game to play with my 9 year old twin daughters and came across this one, the description didn’t really grab me but it seemed to have some positive reviews, so I thought I’d take a chance on it.
One of the reviews I read had criticized the quality of the game pieces and the box, I have to say the game I received was quality wise as good as any other board game I have ever bought, so don’t be put off if you read the other review.
My daughters loved the game and it was easy to get to grips with, the lack of dice is partly what makes the game, you win or lose based on your decisions and the strategy that you and your other game players use throughout the game.
It’s an ideal family game and even one that could be played by adults without children.
I can see why the German public liked it.