Take Time (ML)

In Take Time, players face the ticking clock together in a cooperative and silent challenge. Without speaking once the cards are chosen, your team must place 12 cards facedown around the Clock following the rule of the current Test. Each new challenge changes the game’s flow, creating a series of 40 evolving puzzles that test your intuition and group synergy.

Designed by Julien Prothière and Alexi Piovesan, and beautifully illustrated by Maud Chalmel, this Libellud release offers a clever mix of card strategy and communication restraint. It’s an experience similar to The Mind or Hanabi, but with a unique campaign-style evolution that keeps you engaged session after session.

You’ll love Take Time if you enjoy cooperative games where every glance counts, and teamwork means perfect unspoken understanding. It’s simple to learn, but surprisingly deep and rewarding.

Fun fact: Take Time is one of Libellud’s first cooperative games featuring a progressive campaign structure with 40 modular challenges.

Players: 2–4
Playtime: 30–45 minutes
Age: 10+