NE-spelet
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- Designer Helène Ehriander , Göran Tengnäs
- Publisher Nationalencyklopedin
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What to Expect
Players move on a board with ten topic rooms, answering questions from various categories. Correct answers earn books as collectibles. Special cards provide clues, allow stealing books, or let players choose which book to claim. The goal is to collect all ten books and return to the center space.
Who Is This Game For?
NE-spelet targets players aged 14 and up who enjoy classic trivia games. With a duration of around 180 minutes, it's suited for experienced players or groups patient enough for longer sessions. It's a medium complexity game requiring no advanced prior knowledge.
How It Works
The core mechanic is Roll/Spin and Move: players advance their pieces based on dice or spinner results. Landing on topic spaces, they answer questions from ten categories. Correct answers earn books to collect. Action cards add tactical depth by providing clues, stealing books, or exchanging them strategically.
What Makes It Special
Designed by Helène Ehriander and Göran Tengnäs and published by Nationalencyklopedin in 1999, NE-spelet resembles Trivial Pursuit but adds unique card mechanics. It is related to Det store norske spillet and was reimplemented as Kunskapsjakten.
Pro
- Combines trivia with tactical card play
- Playable solo up to 6 players
- Diverse topics across ten categories
- Long playtime for extended sessions
Contra
- Long playtime of about 180 minutes
- Recommended for ages 14 and up, not for children
- Classic Roll and Move with limited modern mechanics
Setting & atmosphere
The game is based on the Swedish National Encyclopedia and features ten knowledge categories. The thematic focus is on acquiring knowledge by collecting books in an encyclopedia world.
Tips for beginners
Focus on topics you know well first and use cards strategically to optimize your collection.
Frequently asked questions
Can I play this solo?
Yes, NE-spelet supports solo play for one player.
How long does a game really take?
A game typically lasts about 180 minutes and requires patience.
What prior experience do I need?
This is a medium complexity game that doesn't need special prior knowledge but benefits from trivia experience.
How does this compare to similar games?
Compared to Trivial Pursuit, NE-spelet offers more tactical options through cards that provide clues and allow stealing or exchanging books.
Is this suitable for families?
Due to the 14+ age recommendation and long playing time, it is better suited for older teens and adults.
What mechanic makes it special?
The mix of classic Roll/Spin and Move with strategic card play defines NE-spelet's gameplay.
Fazit
NE-spelet is recommended for trivia enthusiasts seeking a classic knowledge game with tactical elements and a long playtime. It's less suitable for players preferring quick sessions.
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