Tanuki Games

Story Box: Polar

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$9.74 $14.99 In stock

Category: Board Games

Story Box is a series of quick-playing, cooperative games that mix narrative storytelling with memory.

Players begin by taking turns to play a card onto a common stack, adding narration to continue the storyline that has been created. After 2 minutes, the cards are flipped face-down and players enter the Memory phase. Now, everyone will work together to retell the tale, in the correct order.

Story Box: Polar is filled with detectives, spies, and the criminal underworld. The characterful and colorful artwork will inspire all manner of imaginative tales, but whether the resulting story is serious or silly is entirely up to the group.

There is a score at the end, but what truly matters is the fun you had creating your unique story, together!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Ruby A. ★★★★★

I love how this game combines storytelling with matching cards—we had no idea 15 minutes could feel so immersive. The art on each card is whimsical and perfectly sets the scene for the narrative.

Isabella Z. ★★★★★

The memory aspect is really clever, especially when you're trying to remember what was played a few turns back to keep the story coherent. We had a surprisingly tense game night with just two players.