Մի շնչով (In one breath) társasjáték

Angol leírás

In One Breath is designed for those who prefer intellectual duels.

The game cards contain questions on a variety of areas and topics.
The participant has only 7 seconds to give 3 answers to each question.
The game has interesting details, such as the possibility of a joint move and special cards, on which the questions written will force the participant to be honest for the sake of victory.

General development, knowledge of Armenia and Armenian, humor, ingenuity, sharp mind, speed are required.

In addition to traditional scientific fields (sciences, history, geography, culture, etc.), the game also includes questions and certain associations related to everyday reality.

RE-RELEASED VERSION / 2022
A new, updated questionnaire, a larger game board, more moves and the opportunity to extend the pleasure of the game even more.

Gameplay:
Before starting the game, each player is given a “joint step” card and a piece. Participants place their pieces on the starting square of the game board.

The shortest participant is given the right to start the game :) He takes one of the general question cards and reads the question loudly and clearly to the participant sitting to his left. Immediately after reading the question, the timer should be turned on. From that moment on, the participant has only 7 seconds to answer the question. If he manages to list three answers, he moves one step forward along the game board squares.

If the player doesn't manage to list 3 answers in 7 seconds, the turn immediately passes to the next player and so on (we play clockwise).

Each time they give three correct answers to the question, the player moves his piece forward one square.

The winner is the player whose piece first overcomes all the squares of the In One Breath map and reaches the finish line.

Example of play: the following question is asked: “List three vegetables.”
The first player says: “cabbage, eggplant…”, but time is running out and they cannot think of the third. Without repeating the question, as quickly as possible, the stopwatch should be started again for 7 seconds, and now the next participant must list three answers to the same question, but their answers should not include any of the ones listed by the previous player.
If they succeed, they move one step forward.
If not, the stopwatch must be started again (as quickly as possible) and the right to answer is given to the next player, who still cannot say any of the answers previously given.

And so on, until one of the players gives three answers in one breath in 7 seconds.

The question is played until the round is closed, that is, the person who read the question also tries to answer the question.

If the round is closed, and no one is still able to give three answers, then the first answerer gets the right to move his piece one step forward.

The next round begins with the player sitting to the left of the person who read the previous question, who reads a new question to the participant sitting to their left (the players read the questions in turn, clockwise, regardless of whose piece moved forward during the previous question).

Joint step.

pass it on to someone you think will help you

The “Joint move” card allows a participant to contact one of their teammates during the game to give three joint answers to a question addressed to them. The card can only be passed after the question is asked, while the clock is ticking. If successful, both players move their pieces one step forward. Each player can only use this card once during the entire game, and only if they are the first to answer a new question. The card is not valid for the red square.

Red square:
requires the bare truth

When on a red square of the game board, players answer the questions on the red cards. They are more personal, a little embarrassing, and allow them to reveal their teammates during the game.

And so, if a player gets on a red square, regardless of the course of the game, he must answer the question on the red card at that moment. The question is read for them by the participant who read the question in the previous step.

If they give three answers, they move on to the next square. If they don't give three answers, the question is not passed on to the next player, and the given player remains in the same place and is deprived of the next opportunity to answer (he is out of the game for one round). They return to the game from the next round and already answers general questions.

—description from the publisher