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Attention over time

7-day rolling share of analyzed posts/comments mentioning this entity · 90 daily points ending 2026-10-04

Final complete day: 2026-10-04. Attention was 0.3% — this entity appeared in 29 of 9,434 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (33 mentions).

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Recent mentions

1. 2026-10-04 11:43 UTCComment

   Found the scenario books online. The win condition for the heroes is "You win when you escape the house." The win condition for the traitor is "You win when all of the heroes are dead." I would rule that the traitor loses if even one hero escapes.

2. 2026-10-04 03:43 UTCComment

   We started him at age 4 (currently 4.5) and have to coach him through some games, but that’s okay because he enjoys it! Our list is: \-Hi Ho Cherry O (no help needed) \-Sneaky Snacky Squirrel (almost the same as Hi Ho Cherry O) \-Eye Found It (no help needed) \-Ticket to Ride Ghost Train (lots of help and house rules but he loves the theme) \-Outfoxed (a little help, amazing game) \-5 Minute Mysteries (underrated kids game! limited help needed, like a cross between Eye Found it and Outfoxed \*chefs kiss\*) \[They way he howls with delight on this one when we catch the culprit and runs around the house shrieking :D\] \-Pebble Rock Delivery Service (painful amount of hand holding, cute theme but a little overly complicated for what it is, will probably try to hide it away and try again in a few years)

3. 2026-10-04 03:02 UTCPost

   Betrayal at the House on the Hill. Haunt 22 Operation Underground - It says the survivors need to make a speed roll of 6 to get out, but does each individual have to make that roll? It just says “6+ You win! You escape the house!” But is it just for that individual? Like does it unlock the door for everyone or does everyone need to make that check to win? We’re confused because usually it specifies if it’s an individual or a group win. Edit: sorry forgot to mention 3rd edition

4. 2026-10-03 12:48 UTCComment

   I started my daughter on kid dexterity games around 3. She's 4 now and starting to pick up on the concept of taking turns and rolling dice and moving the correct number of spaces. It really just depends on the kid. If you have one that likes to chill and do things in front of them, then you can probably advance pretty quickly to other more mature games. If you have one that isn't interested in sitting and taking turns and would much rather shoot squirt guns and run around the house, you may not have much luck til they are much older. Very young kids have a short attention span. Do the same thing longer than 15 minutes and they're gonna lose their mind. They need to move and switch things up and that's ok. Kids crave novelty. They need new, new, new, now, now, now. I'd say go at their pace, have multiple games for them to learn, and if they don't pick it up right away try it again later. They aren't going to just sit and play a full game at age 3. That's rare. They'll play for 5-10 minutes and then want something else.

5. 2026-10-02 18:19 UTCComment

   Started playing after covid to get out of the house, was always into card games and chess so wasnt much of a leap as such. It wasnt until I moved to my current city in 2023 and was looking for a friend circle that it picked up, has sky rocketed in the past 2 ish years before plateauing out recently.