HIT^*

HIT is a racing game for two to four players aged 8 and up from Ravensburger. Familiar goal, fresh route: be the first to bring your pawns home, but instead of rolling dice you play cards. A game runs 30 to 45 minutes.

What is it about?

Anyone who has played Ludo will recognise the track at a glance. What is missing is the luck of the dice. Your pawns move by cards, and your deck grows round after round. Chance takes a back seat, and what you do with your hand decides the race.

A round, step by step

1. Play cards from your hand to move your pawns along the track.
2. Add new cards and build up your deck as you go.
3. Set up your next turn so the right card is ready at the right moment.

What is in the box?

• A board with a classic race track.
• Pawns for up to four players.
• A deck of cards you reshape every game.

Who is it for?

• Families who want to rediscover an old classic.
• Newcomers curious about deck-building without a wall of rules.
• Children from eight and the grown-ups playing along.

Conclusion

HIT takes an age-old race and swaps the die for a growing deck of cards. The result is easy to teach, quick to play, and a touch more tactical than its inspiration. Hardcore gamers will find the deck-building light. For families and young players, HIT hits the mark.