This game is best played by two people but can be played by more if you like. The object of the game is to make a box. In turn, each person draws a line connecting two dots either horizontally or vertically. Whoever draws the final line that forms a box, gets to put their initial in that box. You get one point for each box you complete. The winner of the game is the player with the most points when no more lines can be drawn. HUNT, SINK, HIT, WIN: Just as in the full-size Battleship board game, players try to sink their opponent’s 5 ships before their opponent sinks theirs. The first to sink their opponent’s fleet wins This game is comprised of 2 small player grid boards, 10 ships (5 per players), and a whole mess of white and red colored pegs (used to identify “hits” and “misses”). All the components are made of durable plastic and fit snugly on the game boards. All the game pieces fit easily in one or both grid boards for easy set up, clean up, and travel.

To set up the game, each player takes one of the two grid boards and opens them up. The grid board sits on the lap or table in the same way as a laptop top computer. The bottom portion of the grid board is for the player to arrange their five battleships. The battleships can be arranged in any pattern the player wants. At no time can a player rearrange their ships when the game starts. It is therefore in the player’s best interest to be as random as possible with their ship placement.

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This game is very versatile. It can get played by one person or a group of people. You can make it a competition or a collaboration. You can make this a timed game by seeing who can find the most car models in a set amount of time or who can find the most of a single model. Or you can set a number of models and see who can find that many first. There are many different possibilities. You can simply cross the car off the list or make a tally mark in front of it. Once a player hits all of the squares occupied by a single ship, that ship is considered sunk. When a player has a ship sunk, they must let the other player know and tell them what ship it is. If you are in need of a fun classic game this summer, or whenever, do give this game a try. If Battleship is not your game of choice, Hasbro has released a number of games under the “Fun on the Run” title of small compact games. Odds are there is one or more of these games that is perfect for your family. Game play continues with each player declaring one grid coordinate at a time and marking down the results with either a red or white peg. The first player to loose all 5 of their ships looses the game.

That’s why you need this printable battleship game at the ready! Laminate the Battleship Paper Printable to Create a Reusable Game Oh, if only we could somehow tap the excitement that comes from children and force it through a piston of some kind to run a large engine. Imagine the unlimited potential of continued energy! Final Word

FUN TRAVEL GAME FOR KIDS: Easy to set up, this travel-size Battleship Grab & Go game for 2 players is an entertaining game for road trips, plane rides, train rides, camping trips, and vacations To play this battleship game, each player takes turns calling out a spot on the board using the letter and number combination – for example, C7. The other player lets them know if that spot is a hit (there is a part of a boat in that spot) or a miss (no boat on that spot).