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PinPoint is a 3-in-1 party game in which you must make clever use of comparisons in order to win. Here are the three ways to play:
1-100: The recommended starting game mode. Using a comparison of two extremes, one player gives a clue to help others guess a specific number between 1 and 100.
1-10: The best game mode to get to know other people. Teams of two players answer questions on a scale of 1 to 10 and win by answering the most similarly.
LEAST-MOST: The quickest game mode to learn. Vote which person or famous character is least/most likely to do something. Consistently pick the most popular answers to win.
Contents include: 28 Number Cards, 54 PinPoint Cards, 80 Character Cards, 8 Dry Erase Boards, 3 Game Mode Rulebooks, 1 Game Overview, 8 Markers, 1 Die, 8 Player Tokens.
—description from designer
- One of the games within it is really fun (similar to Wavelength but better)
- Recommended if you liked Wavelength or wanted to like it but had issues
- The other games in the box fell flat
- The other games weren't that interesting
- Wavelength
- Just One
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Deduction — Deducing the location on a scale based on a clue.
- word association — Guessing words or concepts based on a clue and a percentage scale.
Video topics + discussion points
Quotes (from this video)
- It seems like whenever I do these where I kind of collect some reviews there's always one or two games where I'm like I think I'm wrong because everybody else seems to like it
- It's just a really simplistic area control game and it's not it's balanced it's it's polished for what it is but it's also very very very very very very mediocre
- Holy cow I really do not like this game
- It takes longer to set this game up than it does to play it
- This is one I think it could be good for me just not polished and developed enough