Lost in Translation - The Hilarious Group Game of Unintentional Miscommunication | Fun for families, adults, kids, teens, game night | Ideal for 7+ players, one round takes about 15 min
Description
- 🎲 HOW TO PLAY – Each player writes a funny sentence on a Game Sheet, which gets passed around the circle. Funny details get lost (or added) along the way, as players translate sentences to drawings, and drawings back to sentences (each player can only see the previous player's work). Everybody cracks up when you share the completed Game Sheets at the end!
- 👪 ALL AGES – Kids, teens, adults, and grandparents: if you can read & write, you can play! You can keep the game as clean or “mature” as you like because you come up with the starting sentences. If you’re playing with kids, start with something like “The puppy ate spaghetti.” If you’re playing with adults only, get adventurous with something like “Donald Trump got a boob job.” Either way, you’ll have a great time!
- 🎁 WHAT’S IN THE BOX – 70 double-sided Game Sheets (one roll), seven pens, printed instructions, and linen travel pouch. Everything fits nicely in the high quality linen travel pouch.
- ⏱️ PLAYERS & PLAYTIME – Play with seven or more players to maximize your laughs. One round takes about 15 minutes. If you're terrible at drawing, not to worry! A mix of good and "bad" drawings makes for more laughs. Gather around a large table, or play on the couch and grab something firm to write on.
- ❤️ TAKE A BREAK FROM TECHNOLOGY – In a world full of stress and smartphones, there's nothing like a good belly laugh to bring us back to the present! Put down the devices and pick up old fashioned pen and paper: play Lost in Translation!
😄 Get people laughing together at your next family gathering or dinner with friends!— 📝 — Each person starts by writing a funny sentence on a Game Sheet: for example, "Grandma took the dinosaur for a walk." Then each person passes their Game Sheet to the person next to them. That person then translates the first person's sentence into a drawing Game Sheets get passed around the circle as players alternate between writing sentences and creating drawings. — 🏆 — Funny details get lost (or added) along the way, because each player can only see the previous player’s work. Everybody cracks up when you share the completed Game Sheets at the end. Typically three Game Sheets are deemed "winners" at the end of each round: (1) most changed, (2) most stayed the same, and (3) most hilarious! — 🔁 — After the first round, flip over your Game Sheets and play again (the Game Sheets are double-sided). After playing both sides, you can keep completed Game Sheets for future laughs, or be green and recycle!💡 Starting sentence theme ideas: — Food — Animals — Song Lyrics — Travel — Holidays — Adult Topics — Movies — Celebrities — Hobbies💡 Starting sentence examples: — Grandma got run over by a reindeer. — Justin Bieber became a monk. — Griswold family cuts down a Christmas tree. — Jim ate a pizza and then used the toilet. — Trump flew to the moon to take a selfie. 🚚 Returns: We're confident you're going to love Lost in Translation, but if for some reason you decide it's not for you, simply send the game back within 45 days of purchase for a refund.
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