![]() Whoever does the motion last picks up the center pile. Oh! And there's also "narwhal" where everyone makes a unicorn horn with their hands clapped together above their heads, "gorilla" where everyone bangs on their chest like a gorilla, and "groundhog" where everyone has to knock on the table. If the picture on the card that's placed down matched the word that's been said, everyone races to slap the center pile of cards and whoever slaps the pile last has to add the center pile to their personal pile. Everyone takes turns putting a card in the middle while saying "taco," "cat," "goat," "cheese," and "pizza," in that order. To play, pass out all of the cards to players and have everyone keep their pile face down. Get it from Amazon for $23.99+ (available for four game consoles and in three editions). Online to race other players (Must have PlayStation Plus for online features). ![]() Still the same CTR I remembered as a kid except for some features like changing car colors, outfits, and car body styles. playing it and trying out the new online feature that pits you against other players. They took a Naughty Dog original and made it so a new generation of kids and adults could enjoy Crash Bandicoot and all his friends. Activision did a great job in bringing back a childhood favorite for todays modern PlayStation. Felt like I was back in 1999 with a touch of 2019. Promising review: "When I heard this game was being remastered I was so excited! I finally got my copy of the game yesterday and it did not disappoint. This game is rated E for everyone and is available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo switch and through an Xbox digital code! Lots of laughing and fun had by all." - Amazon Customer We use it on scout campouts and it allows 10-year-olds to play with 17-year-olds. Promising review: "This is a great game for kids of all ages. ![]() It's our school fave, in fact, my kiddos are over my shoulder totally agreeing with me as I write this, lol. I literally ALWAYS ask the kids if they wanna play Werewolf and I can spend hours playing. We give the kids sleeping masks because our little ones can't help but peek. We all LOVE this game, from the kindergarteners to the fifth graders to us counselors! It's such a fun mystery game and once you get the hang of it, you can add your own lil' spice to it and make it silly. This is my personal favorite game to play with the kids at my part-time. If by the end the villagers get out all of the wolves, the villagers win, but if the wolves are persuasive enough and trick all the villagers, the werewolves win. The doctor gets to save someone in the group from being eaten making them safe that round and the seer can ask the narrator if certain people are the werewolf and use that info to their advantage. ![]() The werewolf's role is to eat people without getting caught and convince everyone that other people are the werewolf. The villagers' role is to survive and figure out who's a werewolf. ![]() Depending on how many people you have, the narrator can decide how many of each character there is (I'd recommend about four werewolves for a group of 15, one seer, and one doctor). You're either a villager, a werewolf, a doctor or a seer (there's a town drunk but we usually throw that card out because it's TOTES not age-appropriate, so we stick with those characters). The narrator then gets the included script card that explains the flow of the game in steps and passes out cards with your character. This game is super simple and easy BUT a lot of steps/setup so bear with me friends! SO, how you play is your group (7–35 people are recommended, the more the better!!) will decide on who will be the narrator. This game Is a STAPLE at the childcare program that I work at part-time. Recommended for adults but it's honestly suitable for all. EHKAYYYY, so, I've worked with kids since forever (10 years to be exact) and this AWESOME game was introduced to me a few years back through work. ![]()
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