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Year
2024
Players
2
Playtime
10 min
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Words Are Hard is a series of rapid one-on-one matchups that can be played with any number of players. The dealer faces opponents one at a time until defeated, at which point the deck is handed to the winning opponent who becomes the new dealer.
In each matchup, the dealer faces their opponent and flips over a card to reveal an image. To win the matchup a player must say a word that starts with the first letter of the depicted image and then slap the card. If a player slaps the card before saying a valid word, they lose the matchup.
The winning player collects the card and becomes (or continues to be) the dealer. Play continues clockwise around the table. The goal is to collect the most cards.
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- Challenge — After winning a card, the player challenges the next person, creating a chain of challenges.
- Picture Association — Players are shown a picture of an item and must say something that starts with the same letter to win a card.
- Set Collection — Players aim to collect a certain number of cards.
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- So, today I want to talk about some party style games that are great to have with you that you can take to summer events and things you have going on, but they aren't going to make anyone have to stand up and do something ridiculous cuz not everyone is into that.
- So, those are some of what I would consider party games that you can kind of teach to anyone and no one's going to feel too out of place.
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