Quut, Travel Games Snakes & Ladders and Game of the Goose
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Every family has the one who cannot bear to slide down a snake, and the one who laughs every time it happens. This travel board puts them on the same 40 × 40 cm square of microfibre: Snakes & Ladders on one side, the old Game of the Goose on the other.
It is for two to five players aged 3 and up, with 5 silicone pawns and a single die, all packed into a pouch. With a soft board and silicone pawns, nothing rattles in the bag and nothing breaks when the game ends abruptly, and the microfibre shrugs off sand and a splash from the pool. The rules are simple enough that the youngest plays properly, rather than just watching.
- Ages 3+, 2 to 5 players
- 40 × 40 cm, printed on both sides
- 5 silicone pawns and 1 die
- Pouch included; pawns rinse, board washes at 30°
The game ends, someone demands a rematch, and the board is flipped over for the goose.
Quut, pronounced "cute", comes from Red Dot award-winning Belgian designers, parents who wanted toys to outlast the summer.
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