Help us improve this page. About this item. Highlights Interactive card game for the family. Match symbols on cards to score. Recommended for ages 6 and up. Includes cards and a carrying case. Specifications Suggested Age: 6 Years and Up.
Type of Game: Party Games. Playing Time: Minutes. Features: Multiple Modes of Play. Number of Players: Players. Includes: Cards, Carrying Case. Package type: Full Game. Material: Cardstock Paper. Battery: No Battery Used. TCIN : UPC : Origin : Imported. Description If you're looking for a fun and interactive game to keep your family on their toes, Spot it! This game has 55 cards with different symbols on them. Players can pick one of five mini games, and play by matching symbols on the cards.
You can play this game with up to 8 players, making for a great way to get the family together for a fun session. Report incorrect product info. Shipping details Estimated ship dimensions: 5. Return details This item can be returned to any Target store or Target. This item must be returned within 90 days of the in-store purchase, ship date or online order pickup.
See return policy for details. See the return policy for complete information. More to consider. See price in cart Throw Throw Avocado Game. Featured products. From the manufacturer Loading, please wait Show more. Review images. Graphic designers need to have this skill in abundance, and Spot It would definitely make a good gift for anyone who enjoys visual games. Finally, the competitive nature of Spot It yields more time pressure than most learning games. The Rich Skills I mentioned in the How to Play section are surprisingly easy to see self-improvement as you have a blast playing Spot It for the hundredth time.
Spot It sets the standard for what a perfect score looks like on our Complete Insanity measure. You can lose card after card and not affect play. You could still carry on with just a handful of the 55 cards, albeit in a very short game. The magic of having each card match all the others is that no card is special, which is ironic since they are all unique.
The chance component is minimized by the fact that all players see the same common card. Young kids, as soon as they can speak, will be able to play Spot It and even use it as a learning tool to increase their vocabulary. There are no dangerous or choking hazard parts to worry about, so as soon as your young ones can shout out the name of the shapes and not try to ingest the large circular cards , start playing Spot It with them.
It skews slightly older but is equally fun and always humbling now that I realize that 3 out of 4 of my kids can routine demolish me. For a board-game alternative, consider Blokus, which lacks the time pressure but adds in multiple layers of strategy and logic.
This is basically an impulse buy or stocking stuffer, and the extreme portability means that every vacation or day at the beach is an opportunity to pull out the Spot It deck.
Asmodee even makes a waterproof version called Spot It Splash. They like to fold anything and everything, which has destroyed several of our rectangular card games. This is only stored on your machine, nothing is saved on the website itself. Show information about the project. Our family purchased the original Spot it game and I was fascinated by how there could only be one match no matter what two cards you looked at.
I went to the internet to find out how it worked. I found several discussions about it that were all above my mental capacities for math. Then I bumped into this article that had examples of what the cards would be for different item counts. Well, if I didn't have to figure things out, I could do something with that. I thought it would be really cool to make my own Spot It game with my own pictures.
So I started digging into making a version that could accept input and generate the game for me. After way too many hours of playing with the code and neglecting my family, this site was created. This allows you to provide your own images or words and cards will be "randomly" generated. I used the structure from RadiganEngineering but randomize the card order and randomize the order of the items within each card. Naturally I had to keep adding functionality, demo content, save the data locally, pass content in via the URL, load demos via URL, etc.
The basic card generation and game I had done in a day, all the other stuff took several weekends. I hope this is of benefit to others. I found this blog post about creating a Spot It game with family pictures. It looks like it took a lot of work to make that happen. Hopefully this site allows similar creations in a fraction of the time. I don't pretend to think this is perfect.
It was hacked together pretty quickly despite it taking so long. I debated between using newer technologies SASS, ES6, etc to help myself improve, but for now I decided to leave it as basic JavaScript so that it is easier for others to understand.
Some day I may make it fancier. So for all my techy friends, don't mock my lack of using the latest and greatest, it was for the greater good : Some day it will bother me enough to update everything, but for now it is what it is. If you have any feedback, questions, etc you can find me on twitter or give feedback on the GitHub project. Processing file:. Display Options Set print size: 3x5 landscape 5x3 portrait 4x6 landscape 6x4 portrait 3.
The game only works with certain numbers of items: 3 items - 2 items per card 7 items - 3 items per card 13 items - 4 items per card 31 items - 6 items per card 57 items - 8 items per card If you enter more or less than those numbers we will truncate your list down to the next lower number, except for below 2 where we won't be able to use it at all.
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