You start with a Disney character and action and you draw said character doing said action. Typically, due to whispering, giggling and other factors the starting word has changed from something like “banana” to “banging a bottom” or some other such craziness! I am sure you played it, but perhaps it was called something else where you grew up? Have you played that? A popular party game in the 80’s where one person whispers a message to the person next to them, it goes around the circle until it gets back to the start. But now with a Disney twist! It is essentially telephone. Highly recommended.Īnyone who has played Scrawl will know how this game works, it is a very similar mechanic. There are hundreds of cards so this is simple to do.Įvery time I have played this game, I have had such a great time! Everyone always screams one more game! And I always agree! Great fun game. Think of an item in another room, rather than go and get one. Name a Disney character instead of name 5 actors for example. You can easily adapt for any player, age, ability or wishes by removing a few cards or changing the meaning of a few cards. The tasks range from simple maths and language skills, to trivia, acting, running around like a loon or imitating sausages in a frying pan! It’s hilarious fun! You then hope the other team act slower than you over the course of the game! So, the goal of the game is to get your task done as quickly as possible so the timer is flipped. You lose if you run out of time when the timer is on you. You then read out a question to the first person and away you go! That’s it. Then level out the supplied egg timer to be in the middle and decide which team is first.

Give the first person in each team their coloured baton so everyone knows who is the active player that round. The game works so simply, another great reason for recommending this. The game works from three players up to the mid-twenties! And the great thing about this is that if there is someone who is less excited about standing up and doing silly things, well, they can be the quizmaster instead! This game works for everyone! Even if you have more than one person who is less inclined to play the fool in front of others as there are some tasks that are more suitable for “sit-down” players and everything can of course be tailored. If you are looking for the perfect party game then look no further! This is always one of my first suggestions when someone asks for a party game recommendation as it is just so fun!

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