Londji Cooperative Game Roads 130 pieces for the whole family, paper

The Roads cooperative game from Londji invites the whole family to build the longest route together using all the pieces. Once the circuit is ready, free play begins, and the cars can travel however the drivers wish. It is a game designed for collaboration, not competition, where each player contributes to the common route.

The rules are simple and refer to joining the pieces to create different paths. The road pieces can be combined to form circuits of varying degrees of difficulty, from easy to difficult, free-form or following the model included in the picture booklet inside. You can choose an easier level for relaxing with the little ones, or you can look for more complex versions for experienced players.

The set contains 130 pieces: 76 roads, 30 buildings, and 24 trees. The necessary pieces for roads, buildings, trees, intersections, and road ends are indicated, so you can follow the model in the booklet or improvise. The possibilities are endless when players want to find other circuit variations, with over 1000 possible route options for high replayability.

The game is made of recycled paper and cardboard and is illustrated by Can Seixanta. The manufacturer is Londji, from Spain, and the recommended age mentioned on the packaging is 4-104 years, making it suitable for multiple generations to play together.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many pieces does the game contain? The game contains 130 pieces, including 76 roads, 30 buildings, and 24 trees.

From what age can it be played? The recommended age is 4-104 years.

What material is it made of? It is made of recycled paper and cardboard.

How many routes can be built? Over 1000 route variations are possible, from easy to difficult, free-form or according to the model in the booklet.