What’s the age range for No Thank You, Evil!?
No Thank You, Evil! can be enjoyed by families with children as young as four and up into their teens, along with adult family members. A scalable design adapts to the needs of individual players, allowing less experienced players to use simpler rules, while giving older players more sophisticated options—all while playing together. The game remains engaging and frustration-free for the whole family.
Last updated: May 13, 2015 07:22
Can children play No Thank You, Evil! without their parents?
In No Thank You, Evil!, one of the players takes on the role of the Guide. This is often a parent, but an older child who has played the game a couple of times can also fill this role.
Last updated: May 13, 2015 07:22
What about children who hate reading, struggle with math, or suffer from colorblindness, autism, dyslexia, or other challenges?
Every kid is different. No Thank You, Evil! has been carefully researched and designed to remove the barriers that prevent some children from enjoying tabletop games. In addition to rules that are easily tailored to the developmental level of each player, the rules, text, and components have all been designed to make the game as playable as possible for children with colorblindness, mild autism, or difficulties with reading or math. And we’re investigating a braille supplement!
Last updated: May 13, 2015 07:22
How much is shipping?
Basic shipping in the United States is free. (If you’re super-eager to get your copy, you can upgrade to a higher shipping class, but you’ll be charged accordingly at the time of fulfillment.) For international backers, you’ll pay the shipping costs at the time of fulfillment, but we’ll subsidize $10 of your basic shipping cost. (In other words, if the cost to ship is $38, you’ll pay $28.) Warning: international shipping is expensive. We don’t have any control over that, and we can’t accurately predict what shipping rates will be at the time of fulfillment. If you’re an international backer and have questions about shipping rates, you can visit the USPS web site to get an estimate (http://postcalc.usps.com). We anticipate—but cannot guarantee—that the Standard Edition will weigh about 3lb., and that the Kickstarter Edition will weigh in excess of 5lb. Both items are subject to spec changes, the addition of stretch goal items, and the weight of packaging.
Last updated: May 13, 2015 07:22
If I don’t back this now, can I buy it later?
You’ll be able to get the Standard Edition of No Thank You, Evil! The really awesome Kickstarter Edition, however, is exclusive to this campaign. We’ll print those sets to order. There may be a few extras (we need to overprint in case any are lost or damaged in fulfillment), and if so we’ll make them available after the game’s release, perhaps through our web store or at an event such as Gen Con. But don’t count on it—non-KS quantities, if any, will be very limited.
Last updated: May 13, 2015 07:22
What’s the age range for No Thank You, Evil!?
No Thank You, Evil! can be enjoyed by families with children as young as four and up into their teens, along with adult family members. A scalable design adapts to the needs of individual players, allowing less experienced players to use simpler rules, while giving older players more sophisticated options—all while playing together. The game remains engaging and frustration-free for the whole family. Last updated: Wed, May 13 2015 10:22 am EDT
Can children play No Thank You, Evil! without their parents?
In No Thank You, Evil!, one of the players takes on the role of the Guide. This is often a parent, but an older child who has played the game a couple of times can also fill this role. Last updated: Wed, May 13 2015 10:22 am EDT
What about children who hate reading, struggle with math, or suffer from colorblindness, autism, dyslexia, or other challenges?
Every kid is different. No Thank You, Evil! has been carefully researched and designed to remove the barriers that prevent some children from enjoying tabletop games. In addition to rules that are easily tailored to the developmental level of each player, the rules, text, and components have all been designed to make the game as playable as possible for children with colorblindness, mild autism, or difficulties with reading or math. And we’re investigating a braille supplement! Last updated: Wed, May 13 2015 10:22 am EDT
How much is shipping?
Basic shipping in the United States is free. (If you’re super-eager to get your copy, you can upgrade to a higher shipping class, but you’ll be charged accordingly at the time of fulfillment.) For international backers, you’ll pay the shipping costs at the time of fulfillment, but we’ll subsidize $10 of your basic shipping cost. (In other words, if the cost to ship is $38, you’ll pay $28.) Warning: international shipping is expensive. We don’t have any control over that, and we can’t accurately predict what shipping rates will be at the time of fulfillment. If you’re an international backer and have questions about shipping rates, you can visit the USPS web site to get an estimate (http://postcalc.usps.com). We anticipate—but cannot guarantee—that the Standard Edition will weigh about 3lb., and that the Kickstarter Edition will weigh in excess of 5lb. Both items are subject to spec changes, the addition of stretch goal items, and the weight of packaging. Last updated: Wed, May 13 2015 10:22 am EDT
If I don’t back this now, can I buy it later?
You’ll be able to get the Standard Edition of No Thank You, Evil! The really awesome Kickstarter Edition, however, is exclusive to this campaign. We’ll print those sets to order. There may be a few extras (we need to overprint in case any are lost or damaged in fulfillment), and if so we’ll make them available after the game’s release, perhaps through our web store or at an event such as Gen Con. But don’t count on it—non-KS quantities, if any, will be very limited. Last updated: Wed, May 13 2015 10:22 am EDT
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