Enfant Contre Parents Game

Enfant Contre Parents Game

Embark on a hilarious journey of family-friendly competition with Enfant Contre Parents Game, a dynamic board game designed for players of all ages. In this lively and engaging game, children and parents go head-to-head in a series of challenges, trivia questions, and silly tasks, testing their knowledge, creativity, and teamwork skills.

With its easy-to-understand rules and diverse range of activities, this game offers endless entertainment for family game nights, parties, or rainy days indoors. From charades and word puzzles to riddles and memory games, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Manual

Here’s how to play “Enfant Contre Parents” (Children vs. Parents) game:

1. Setup:
   • Divide players into two teams: children and parents.
   • Each team chooses a playing piece and places it on the starting space of the game board.
   • The youngest player goes first.
2. Turn Sequence:
   • On each team’s turn, they roll the die and move their playing piece the number of spaces indicated.
   • The team lands on a space and follows the instructions given.
3. Types of Spaces:
   • Question Spaces: When a team lands on a question space, they draw a question card corresponding to their opponent’s team (children draw parent questions, and vice versa). The opposing team reads the question aloud, and the team answering has a set time (e.g., one minute) to come up with the correct answer. If they answer correctly, they can roll again; otherwise, play passes to the other team.
   • Challenge Spaces: These spaces involve a physical or mental challenge, such as charades, drawing, or trivia questions. The team must complete the challenge to move forward.
   • Special Spaces: Some spaces may have special instructions, such as moving forward or backward additional spaces, losing a turn, or earning a bonus.
4. Winning the Game:
   • The first team to reach the finish space or complete a full lap around the board wins the game.
5. House Rules:
   • You can adjust the rules to fit the age and preferences of the players. For example, you may modify the time limit for answering questions or adjust the difficulty level of challenges.
6. Have Fun!:
   • The most important rule is to have fun and enjoy spending time together as a family. Encourage friendly competition, laughter, and teamwork throughout the game.