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INTRODUCTION

The object of the game is to find a particular person from a selection of characters as quickly as possible. This is done through skilful questioning and clever deduction. The winner is the player who identifies the character after the fewest number of questions. The game provides hours of fun and excitement for the whole family.

 

HOW TO PLAY

  1. Each player takes their game board of 24 faces and places one of 24 mystery cards in the empty frame in each game board.

  2. This card represents the character your opponent has to guess and the character you have to answer questions about.

  3. The youngest player goes first, beginning by asking the other player a characteristic found on on one of their 24 visible characters (both players have the same 24 tiles).

  4. Example: “ Does your character have brown hair?”

  5. If they say, “yes,” the asking player flips over all of the characters without brown hair. If they say, “no,” the asking player flips over the characters that have brown hair.

  6. Through the process of elimination, players will eventually be able to “guess” the name of the opponents character.

  7. Each player gets one yes or no question per turn and may only guess (to win the game) once per game. If a player successfully guesses their opponents hidden character then they win; if their guess is wrong then they lose.

 

RECOMMENDED AGES

For children ages 3 and up

 

  • Description

INTRODUCTION

The object of the game is to find a particular person from a selection of characters as quickly as possible. This is done through skilful questioning and clever deduction. The winner is the player who identifies the character after the fewest number of questions. The game provides hours of fun and excitement for the whole family.

 

HOW TO PLAY

  1. Each player takes their game board of 24 faces and places one of 24 mystery cards in the empty frame in each game board.

  2. This card represents the character your opponent has to guess and the character you have to answer questions about.

  3. The youngest player goes first, beginning by asking the other player a characteristic found on on one of their 24 visible characters (both players have the same 24 tiles).

  4. Example: “ Does your character have brown hair?”

  5. If they say, “yes,” the asking player flips over all of the characters without brown hair. If they say, “no,” the asking player flips over the characters that have brown hair.

  6. Through the process of elimination, players will eventually be able to “guess” the name of the opponents character.

  7. Each player gets one yes or no question per turn and may only guess (to win the game) once per game. If a player successfully guesses their opponents hidden character then they win; if their guess is wrong then they lose.

 

RECOMMENDED AGES

For children ages 3 and up