Watch “If you have an addictive personality, Double Shutter might be dangerous!,” a board game review for Double Shutter from Michael Lock on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Michael Lock on YouTube:
Double Shutter is a super-charged version of the classic game of Shut The Box. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to flip down all 18 tiles. The tiles are arranged in two rows, one behind the other, numbered 1-9 and 9-1. On every turn you roll two dice and must use the entire number rolled to knock down tiles that equal that sum exactly. For example, if you roll a 10, you can knock down a 5, 3, and 2 tile. Or a 7 and a 3. Or a 1,2,3, and 4. As you flip down the tiles, your options will eventually dwindle. If you ever roll a number and cannot find a combination of tiles to flip down that equals that number exactly, then it's game over! The amount of tiles left unflipped is your total score. Like in golf, low scores are good! Flipping down ALL eighteen of the tiles is a rare occurrence, which requires a pleasant combination of skill and luck.
Beware: Once you get started with Double Shutter, it's *very* difficult to stop! But you don't really have to, because it's so travel-perfect that you can take it pretty much anywhere you go! Makes for a great single player or competitive multiplayer experience. Come take it for a roll at Play Favorites and see for yourself!
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