Bingo Halloween

Bingo Halloween is the game you already know how to play: numbers are called, you find them on your card, and a full row, column or diagonal is a bingo. What the Halloween coat adds is a set of candy-themed pictures that unlock as you win, so the scoreboard is a sticker album as much as it is a score.

The one decision that matters is the CALL SPEED. Slow calls give you time to scan three cards at once; fast calls are the same game with the safety net taken away, and the difference between the two is much bigger than it sounds by the tenth number.

Playing it well

• Mark as they call, not afterwards. A missed number is a bingo you cannot claim, and there is no way back once the call has moved on.
• Start slow. Learn the card layout at the slowest speed, then step up - the unlocks carry over.
• Scan the whole card. Called numbers appear anywhere in the grid, and the corner squares are the ones people miss.
• It is free bingo. No stakes, no account, no wagering - the prize is the next unlock.

It is a board game with a Halloween theme, and it plays in the browser with nothing to install.