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Mark's Ranking
- 2012: 68th
- 2010: 30th
- 2005: 93rd
- appeared on all three lists
- rank: 387
- rating: 6.85
Print Status
- in print
Why It's On The List
- In my ever-so-humble opinion, this (and not Acquire) is Sid Sackson's masterpiece. It's so simple & yet so engaging.
Tips & Tricks:
- One of the niftier variants to try is "one piece per space" - in other words, you can't stop rolling if you would have to place a marker on an already occupied space.
Extras
- There are some enterprising folks who have scavenged copies of Advance to Boardwalk to add extra playing pieces to their copies of Can't Stop - I am not one of them. First, that's rude to a very nice game (Advance to Boardwalk). Second, Can't Stop isn't as much fun with 5+ players.
- Here's what I wrote about Can't Stop for The One Hundred.
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