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Build a 1950s American suburb with a pencil.

Three cards flip, everyone chooses one, and everybody writes a house number onto their street at the same time. Numbers have to go in ascending order, which sounds simple until you've boxed yourself into a corner three streets deep.

Because everyone plays off the same flips simultaneously, it genuinely works with any number of players — one, six, or a classroom. Half an hour, minimal teaching, surprisingly cutthroat.

Perfect for: large groups, families, solo evenings, and realising that a pencil game can ruin your day.