Asmodée NSV | The Mind UK version | Card Game | Ages 8+ | 2-4 Players | 20 Minutes Playing Time

This is a lovely little game. It's really simple to pick up, but there can be a surprising amount of tension! It's best played with three or more players, though still enjoyed playing with two. Things I love about it: - fun to play - easy to teach new players - very cheap: I bought a copy for a friend as a gift, as they'd liked it - very portable, as it's small and light - Co-operative: for those of us who like coop games - suitable for all ages - requires kids to be quiet during the game! :)

This is such a great game to pick up and easy to learn. The one discussion area is whether you take the life and sword card once completing each level or at the start of each level. However this doesn't stop the enjoyment and what is great is that you play against the cards rather than against each other, so it stops the family angst that can happen with some games. Light and easy to pack, and play with others as well.

Love this game, kept the kids entertained on long trips. It’s hard work trying to shuffle 100 cards. Suitable for adults too!

Simple little game but very playable and will have you laughing and crying at times. Not being able to say anything is hilarious when you're both holding ninety-something so neither of you wants to put yours down first. I played it once when my mate bought it and subsequently bought four of them (one for me and three for three friends). The only down side is.... it's only a (big) deck of cards in a box so shouldn't really be £9, hence I gave it 4 stars. If this was a fiver it would be 5 stars all day!!! Saying that, I bought four of them so.... buy it!

I played this game with my boyfriend (2 people) and during a board game night (4 people); every time the suspense was high and everyone stressed over the cards, but whenever we made a mistake it ended up in a lot of laughter. The game itself is simple to understand - each player gets the amount of cards that corresponds with the round number. So, round 1, everyone gets 1 card; round 2, everyone gets 2; and so on. Then, everyone has to put their cards down in an order from lowest to highest number - but they can't communicate in any way! We had a lot of fun, though, and staring contests between the players are simply hilarious, especially if everyone was dealt cards with fairly high numbers and nobody wants to go first. The game can accommodate up to 6 players comfortably, but nothing is in the way if you want to play with even more people - it only requires changing some of the rules. Overall, if you're looking for a game that is very easy to learn and quick to play, The Mind can easily be that game, if you're willing to sacrifice some of the interaction between the players; it's a great game to close the evening with, and simple enough to understand if you want to play with younger children. Recommended!

What a brilliant game! We play this with our kids who are 8 and 9 and they both really enjoy it too. Such a laugh and so challenging! A great team game! Me and my husband played it pretty much every day when we first purchased it

Unique game where you all work together. Can be explained in about 2 mins and then you start playing. Suitable for older kids adults and pensioners so the whole gang can play. If you’ve never played this then it’s really hard to explain how it works you have to experience it. It’s basically about laying cards down in numerical order so couldn’t be more simple, the enjoyment comes from working and succeeding as a team, and watching the progress as you get better with each game. There are some complex bit such as extra life cards you can use but so far we haven’t bothered with this as we usually play quite short games 30-60 mins and like to keep it simple. Maybe we’ll experiment with that if we get deeper.

Best word to describe this is "meh". It's fine, a somewhat enjoyable pastime in-between frankly better, more vibrant and exciting games. My issue is this notion of 'how well you know your friends' and 'mind reading'. It's mostly chance and hesitation as opposed to tracking and remembering your associates' behavioural patterns. You play a number card, then wait two minutes until someone musters the courage to play hopefully a close card next. Success or fail, it's basically a gamble with some laughs. The lid of the box is also pretty loose, meaning the cards inside become dislodged too easily and often fall out. Poor manufacturing. Would pass on this, it's nothing amazing.

great game, perfect with for a friends night

Poco da dire, il gioco è abbastanza semplice da spiegare ma comunque divertente. Ai giocatori vengono distribuite delle carte (2 al primo turno) con dei numeri scritti sopra, lo scopo del gioco è mettere le carte in ordine crescente senza conoscere le carte degli altri, quindi se avete una carta con scritto 4 è improbabile che qualcuno abbia una carta con un valore minore e quindi dovreste giocarla subito. Molto utile per quando non si ha voglia di perdere 20 minuti per spiegare le regole di un gioco da tavolo.

Ce jeu est génial ! La règle de jouer en équipe pour faire avancer les suites numériques sans se parler vous assure un moment de rigolade à tous les coups ! Je recommande pour des soirées entre amis/collègues/familles...

Es un juego muy divertidos cuando nos juntamos con los amigos. Para que sea dinámico tendría que jugarse con 5 personas aunque con 2 también se puede. Es sencillo y rápido

This game is one of the biggest surprises among the card games. It is a bit slow in the beginning as it takes some time for players to get into the "mood" and understand the game. It becomes amazingly interesting after several rounds of playing as the team becomes more syncronized. All the players I played it with loved it.