Hanoi to practice French or English and learn all sorts of soft skills (patience, respect for rules and other players, strategy, resource management, etc.). For parents who are interested, it's also a great excuse to spend quality time with their children! Fun guaranteed!
Ludoblast offers board game sessions near Hanoi to practice French or English and learn all sorts of soft skills (patience, respect for rules and other players, strategy, resource management, etc.). For parents who are interested, it's also a great excuse to spend quality time with their children! Fun guaranteed!
Hanoi to practice French or English and learn all sorts of soft skills (patience, respect for rules and other players, strategy, resource management, etc.). For parents who are interested, it's also a great excuse to spend quality time with their children! Fun guaranteed!Do not hesitate to contact-us! Let's learn through play!
Prices: 1.000k VND for a 2h game session + 400k / overtime hour
Ludoblast has a library of 95 games and counting! From a quick 5 minutes game to the hardcore 4h complexe strategy game, competitive or cooperative, from 2 to 6 players.
Ticket to Ride Europe
2026/04/19
Ticket to Ride. 2 Actions: draw cards, place trains. So it's perfectly suited to repeating phrases in French. "I take a card at random," "I take possession of the line between Paris and Brest." We played without the tunnels, which makes it a very simple game. A bit cramped with 4 players on the map, but with the stations allowing you to use opposing lines to complete your missions, it's not actually that complicated. Even Lichee, who is usually completely lost (he's new, so he's discovering a new game every time), did very well. Of course, Kiet won since he takes 3 hours to think before drawing cards, in order to analyze the best way to complete his mission.
They are beginners; they haven't yet started blocking each other. On the contrary, I heard them several times agreeing (in Vietnamese) to take the different lines so as not to block each other. As the game master, I have to teach them to be ruthless, because playing is serious business; it's not about making friends. But not yet, let's leave them in their childlike naivety for a while.
They are beginners; they haven't yet started blocking each other. On the contrary, I heard them several times agreeing (in Vietnamese) to take the different lines so as not to block each other. As the game master, I have to teach them to be ruthless, because playing is serious business; it's not about making friends. But not yet, let's leave them in their childlike naivety for a while.
