Iconiq Studios1% - One Percent - A Game Of Strategic Chance - Family-friendly & All ages - Party games - card games - 2 decks and 2 dice - fun fast

I was browsing for a new game to play with family and friends and stumbled across this. Decided it was worth a go for the sake of £13. I was not disappointed!I ordered via prime and it came a day faster than predicted. The game itself is well presented, the rules are clear and easy to follow. The cards themselves are good quality and should stand up to a bit of beating.My son and I have played it a few times and we picked it up quite quickly. It turned out to be a lot of fun for such a simple game. I could see my son exercising logic and reasoning to make his predictions, but because the end of round dice roll that determines a win is obviously based on luck, he won as many times as I did and as a result found it really engaging.I'm really looking forward to breaking this one out the next time we gather with family and friends. It's going to be a great way to kick off an evening of gaming antics.

We absolutely love this game! It’s fast paced and doesn’t drag at all! It’s consistently fun and you immediately want to play again once you finish it!It’s one of those games that brings satisfaction to a win and not many small games do that!

Too complicated, not what we thought it would be, very disappointed

Had such a good time with the game, had a few games now with card game players as well as the kids, we've all had a great time, the little statistics written in the game are hilarious, would give it 6 stars if I could but sadly theres less than 1% chance of that happening! ;)

Love the name of this game - 1% - which represents the odds of throwing a double zero on the dice (the only way to instantly win).It is a neat and compact card/dice game for 2 to 6 players, aged 8+.I like that it has a combination of both skill and luck.Players need to use their prediction skills to guess how many of a particular suit might be in play. The most successful player in the play phase then moves onto the reward phase, where the luck of the dice comes into effect.The instructions look a little complex to start with but it was easy enough to pick up, once we started playing. The instruction booklet is well laid out, with illustrated examples of game play - which really help you understand how it works!Dotted amongst the pages are some fascinating statistical facts too - perfect for those number crunchers.The cards themselves were of good quality and moved seamlessly without any friction.A great wee game to pop in a suitcase!

Returned as too complicated