Hanoi to practice French or English and learn all sorts of soft skills (patience, respect for rules and other players, strategy, resource management, etc.). For parents who are interested, it's also a great excuse to spend quality time with their children! Fun guaranteed!
Ludoblast offers board game sessions near Hanoi to practice French or English and learn all sorts of soft skills (patience, respect for rules and other players, strategy, resource management, etc.). For parents who are interested, it's also a great excuse to spend quality time with their children! Fun guaranteed!
Hanoi to practice French or English and learn all sorts of soft skills (patience, respect for rules and other players, strategy, resource management, etc.). For parents who are interested, it's also a great excuse to spend quality time with their children! Fun guaranteed!Do not hesitate to contact-us! Let's learn through play!
Prices: 1.000k VND for a 2h game session + 400k / overtime hour
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Cascadia Speed
2026/05/31
Today we played Cascadia, a game where you have to create the perfect environment for wild animals. It's the kind of game with no interaction between players, except for a bit of friendly competition to collect certain animals. A bit like Splendor, everyone plays a little bit on their own in a race to score points. Back in my day, it was Yahtzee (Yams in French), which we played a lot in my family during the holidays.
Without any competition, it's not a game with high replayability, but sometimes it's nice to play a calm game where you don't need to destroy your opponent. :)
To everyone's surprise, Binh Minh won, by just one point over Kiet. He's a clever one, we'll have to keep an eye on him.
The game lasted an hour. Wait, let me rewrite it in case you misread: the game lasted an hour. Kiet didn't take three hours to think about each turn, Nguyen was relatively calm (probably because his mother was in the kitchen next door), and Binh Min and Hoa, the novices, quickly grasped the game and played fast. This is the first time this has happened; the stars must have aligned.
So we spent an hour playing Jungle Speed, and I taught them all humility despite my venerable age. No matter how many times I tell them that Inner Arrow is the special card that separates the novice from the master, the card is always mine; they're clearly not fast enough with it.
Without any competition, it's not a game with high replayability, but sometimes it's nice to play a calm game where you don't need to destroy your opponent. :)
To everyone's surprise, Binh Minh won, by just one point over Kiet. He's a clever one, we'll have to keep an eye on him.
The game lasted an hour. Wait, let me rewrite it in case you misread: the game lasted an hour. Kiet didn't take three hours to think about each turn, Nguyen was relatively calm (probably because his mother was in the kitchen next door), and Binh Min and Hoa, the novices, quickly grasped the game and played fast. This is the first time this has happened; the stars must have aligned.
So we spent an hour playing Jungle Speed, and I taught them all humility despite my venerable age. No matter how many times I tell them that Inner Arrow is the special card that separates the novice from the master, the card is always mine; they're clearly not fast enough with it.
