Ito Board Game, Portuguese Edition
Playing Games presents Ito, Portuguese Edition.
Ito is a cooperative game where you and your friends each receive a secret number and, as a group, try to organize them based on clues related to the chosen theme.
At the start of the game, each player receives a card with a secret number that can range from 1 to 100. Remember: it's SECRET! Therefore, no player can reveal the number they have!
The challenge is for everyone to understand each other's intentions just by listening to the thematic clues. Do you all share the same worldview? Have fun finding out in this exciting party game!
Reviving the camaraderie of old times and fulfilling a very current dream, we've brought together in one space several things we believe in. The Board Game Café in Vila do Conde, named "Playing is how we understand each other," conceived for the blog and concept we created a few years ago, will host: board games (of course); art; music; stories; and gastronomy.
In this welcoming space, we will share our personal collection of over 2800 board games to play with friends and family, while enjoying delicious snacks prepared with care and great taste.
No age group should be excluded; we have games for children and adults in our "Grotto," and the only thing we ask for here is fun and satisfaction... and those will be our measures of success!
We are Dina and Manel, both from Vila do Conde. We met in London, though we have been neighbors our whole lives. After years of emigration in England, we returned to Portugal with a dream.
Today we are a family that shares the house with a large collection of board games. Our love for these "friends" was part of the good understanding we have as a couple and sometimes it is through playing that we understand each other.
We value the time we spend together and games are a great excuse for those minutes or hours of socializing, between the two of us, with friends, and family. We have games of all sizes and durations, so there is always an opportunity to play!
We truly believe that board games, in addition to being educational, promote interpersonal interaction, with room for healthy competition, conversation, laughter and lots of fun. There is no way to play these games sitting in front of a screen or on a cell phone, which is why we say that they help break down barriers and strengthen bonds.
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