The 'Ready or Not' Family Board Game is for Two to 10 Players
Michael Hemsworth — March 5, 2021 — Life-Stages
References: kickstarter & thegadgetflow
The 'Ready or Not' family board game is a pastime for between two and 10 players that focuses on helping them get ready for unexpected scenarios that they might not otherwise plan for.
The board game is rated for players aged eight and up, and helps to impart useful knowledge to each of the players as they make their way across the board. This includes offering tips and information pertaining to flooding, home fires, tornadoes, snake bites and more to satisfy players with a thirst for knowledge.
The 'Ready or Not' family board game takes anywhere from 30-minutes to 90-minutes to play a round and speaks to the ongoing pandemic which prompted many consumers to feel ill-prepared for the worldwide health emergency.
The board game is rated for players aged eight and up, and helps to impart useful knowledge to each of the players as they make their way across the board. This includes offering tips and information pertaining to flooding, home fires, tornadoes, snake bites and more to satisfy players with a thirst for knowledge.
The 'Ready or Not' family board game takes anywhere from 30-minutes to 90-minutes to play a round and speaks to the ongoing pandemic which prompted many consumers to feel ill-prepared for the worldwide health emergency.
Trend Themes
1. Emergency Preparedness Board Games - Board games that focus on preparing individuals for emergencies and unexpected scenarios.
2. Educational Board Games - Board games that impart useful knowledge and tips to players.
3. Themed Board Games - Board games that speak to ongoing societal concerns such as the pandemic and emergency preparedness.
Industry Implications
1. Toy and Game Industry - Opportunity for toy and game companies to develop games that educate consumers on emergency preparedness.
2. Emergency Management Industry - Opportunity for companies in the emergency management industry to partner with board game companies to provide useful knowledge and tips to players.
3. Education Industry - Opportunity for the education industry to utilize board games as a fun and interactive way to teach emergency preparedness to children and adults alike.
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