Carousel - a game for a company of 4-16 people. Explain, show and draw the words that come across to you on the playing field. The game is well suited for entertainment both at large parties and in small companies. Constantly updating words. Exception of repetition of words in one game.
Rules:
Players are divided into teams from 2 to an unlimited number of people in each team. The game starts with a randomly selected team. A team chip corresponds to its serial number and has its own unique color. After pressing the "Play" button, the game indicates which team is currently running and which person from this team explains the word. After that, the specified player must choose the complexity of the word being explained and the "Start" button. The player must explain the word to his team in 1 minute. Other team players must not see the word being explained. Depending on which field the chip is on, the type of explanation of the word is selected.
There are three types of explanations:
1) Draw - the player must draw on paper the image of the word being explained. It is forbidden to write words, speak and gesticulate.
2) Speak - the player must tell in words the word being explained, but has no right to use cognates.
3) Show - the player must show clearly, using facial expressions and gestures, the word being explained. It is forbidden to speak.
Depending on the complexity of the guessed word, it’s easy, medium, hard, the team gets 1, 2 or 3 points, respectively, and the team’s chip moves around the carousel clockwise if successful, counterclockwise, otherwise.
In the “pro” mode, the team takes points if the team does not guess the word.
The game stops when one of the teams scores the required number of points.
If two or more team chips fall into the same division of the carousel, then the explanation of the word is considered common between these teams, and the word is explained by the player from the team whose move is currently taking place.
Rules:
Players are divided into teams from 2 to an unlimited number of people in each team. The game starts with a randomly selected team. A team chip corresponds to its serial number and has its own unique color. After pressing the "Play" button, the game indicates which team is currently running and which person from this team explains the word. After that, the specified player must choose the complexity of the word being explained and the "Start" button. The player must explain the word to his team in 1 minute. Other team players must not see the word being explained. Depending on which field the chip is on, the type of explanation of the word is selected.
There are three types of explanations:
1) Draw - the player must draw on paper the image of the word being explained. It is forbidden to write words, speak and gesticulate.
2) Speak - the player must tell in words the word being explained, but has no right to use cognates.
3) Show - the player must show clearly, using facial expressions and gestures, the word being explained. It is forbidden to speak.
Depending on the complexity of the guessed word, it’s easy, medium, hard, the team gets 1, 2 or 3 points, respectively, and the team’s chip moves around the carousel clockwise if successful, counterclockwise, otherwise.
In the “pro” mode, the team takes points if the team does not guess the word.
The game stops when one of the teams scores the required number of points.
If two or more team chips fall into the same division of the carousel, then the explanation of the word is considered common between these teams, and the word is explained by the player from the team whose move is currently taking place.
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