Big Potato Multi Weird Things Humans Search For Mini Game
People search for crazy things on the internet. If you've ever wondered just how wacky some human questions and thoughts are, you can find out in a game of Weird Things Humans Search For. To play, all you need are two or three teams and a question master. The question master will read out the questions (duh!) and keep score so there is no cheating! Each team must grab pencil and paper, ready to scribble their answers down...The Search Master begins by reading out the first half of a popular search query, i.e. "Why do I have so much...", "Is the queen a..." or "Why are babies so...". Each team has to guess the most popular ending to that question (snot, mechanic and stupid may come up). They will write what they think is number one in the search bar and a bonus answer too.Once everyone is finished with their guesses, the Search Master will read out the searches from most popular to least.Then, tally up the points! If a team guesses the most popular search, they score four points, the second most popular is three and anything after that scores two. If a bonus guess appears on the list - no matter where - one more point will be scored.Grab a new search card and start the next round! The team with the most points after five rounds wins! You'll be looking at everybody you pass in a completely different light after this game. Insight into the weird and wacky minds of the human race.A fun card game to play at home. Includes question cards, score booklet, writing pad and pencil.For 3 - 20 players. Suitable for ages 14+. Time to play on average is 20 mins. What you get:1 x Weird Things Humans Search For Game.
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Details:Big Potato Multi Weird Things Humans Search For Mini Game
People search for crazy things on the internet. If you've ever wondered just how wacky some human questions and thoughts are, you can find out in a game of Weird Things Humans Search For. To play, all you need are two or three teams and a question master. The question master will read out the questions (duh!) and keep score so there is no cheating! Each team must grab pencil and paper, ready to scribble their answers down...The Search Master begins by reading out the first half of a popular search query, i.e. "Why do I have so much...", "Is the queen a..." or "Why are babies so...". Each team has to guess the most popular ending to that question (snot, mechanic and stupid may come up). They will write what they think is number one in the search bar and a bonus answer too.Once everyone is finished with their guesses, the Search Master will read out the searches from most popular to least.Then, tally up the points! If a team guesses the most popular search, they score four points, the second most popular is three and anything after that scores two. If a bonus guess appears on the list - no matter where - one more point will be scored.Grab a new search card and start the next round! The team with the most points after five rounds wins! You'll be looking at everybody you pass in a completely different light after this game. Insight into the weird and wacky minds of the human race.A fun card game to play at home. Includes question cards, score booklet, writing pad and pencil.For 3 - 20 players. Suitable for ages 14+. Time to play on average is 20 mins. What you get:1 x Weird Things Humans Search For Game.
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People search for crazy things on the internet. If you've ever wondered just how wacky some human questions and thoughts are, you can find out in a game of Weird Things Humans Search For. To play, all you need are two or three teams and a question master. The question master will read out the questions (duh!) and keep score so there is no cheating! Each team must grab pencil and paper, ready to scribble their answers down...The Search Master begins by reading out the first half of a popular search query, i.e. "Why do I have so much...", "Is the queen a..." or "Why are babies so...". Each team has to guess the most popular ending to that question (snot, mechanic and stupid may come up). They will write what they think is number one in the search bar and a bonus answer too.Once everyone is finished with their guesses, the Search Master will read out the searches from most popular to least.Then, tally up the points! If a team guesses the most popular search, they score four points, the second most popular is three and anything after that scores two. If a bonus guess appears on the list - no matter where - one more point will be scored.Grab a new search card and start the next round! The team with the most points after five rounds wins! You'll be looking at everybody you pass in a completely different light after this game. Insight into the weird and wacky minds of the human race.A fun card game to play at home. Includes question cards, score booklet, writing pad and pencil.For 3 - 20 players. Suitable for ages 14+. Time to play on average is 20 mins. What you get:1 x Weird Things Humans Search For Game.
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Material | paper |
Brand | The Gift Experience |
Size | One Size |
Gender | unisex |
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