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Toy of the Week: Nada

Playthings Staff -- Gifts and Dec, 10/11/2012 8:00:00 AM

Nada

What does it take to win the game? Nada. A game of chance, Blue Orange Games' Nada is a visual game that players can learn in seconds. Players roll the 12 dice and scan them all for the matching symbols in orange and white. The first player to call a match and shout "Nada" gets to collect all the dice with that symbol. Available for 2013, the game is ecommended for 2-6 player, ages 7 to adult. $14.99. Blue Orange Games, San Francisco. 415.252.0372.

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