The pile of cards sits in the middle of the table, each player (or team) has an answer board and a pen and someone is the designated scorekeeper who gets the scoreboard to fill in! Especially suitable for groups of five or more, the rules and scoring system are easily adjusted to suit the taste of those playing. If the answer falls within your range but your range isn’t the smallest out of everyone then you score just 1 point and if the answer doesn’t fall within your range you don’t score anything. Because it’s asking for a range, you don’t actually need to know the answer, you can just wildly guess, and he wasn’t far behind me in the end. All the paper and wood used for the game are either from sustainable forests or recycled materials, and for every game bought, a tree planting is funded.

If we do like the rules suggest and only reward the two smallest answers, we do eliminate the enormous range issue, but make losing feel even worse. As players take turns to roll a die and move around the board they land on corresponding spots, take a card and carry out the action. is suitable for ages 12 and over and can be played with two or more players, either as individuals or as a team.

So for the question above I would think that the earliest it was sent was 1965 and the latest it was sent was 1985, take the top of your range away from the bottom of your range and you get the size of your range, which in this case is 20.

Get ready for brilliant questions, laugh-out-loud answers and crazy convos that you'll be talking about for weeks. is an exciting two-team trivia party game where you keep score via a rope suspended inside the game box, like a mini tug of war.Consenting to these technologies will allow us to process data such as browsing behaviour or unique IDs on this site. Even if you are successful in keeping the person in the lead from scoring while providing last place with points, that’s gonna make the leader feel bad cause they just lost points through no fault of their own- Confident? The aim is to get the answer in your range, while also getting the smallest range compared to the other players. doesn’t stop at just committing general board gaming sins; it also messes up being a functional trivia game, a feat I didn’t think was possible.