The game consists of a stack of cards with a question and some weird gibberish. Players have to speak the gibberish into a web-app, which then plays those sounds backwards, giving a hint to the answer of the question. Ideally, the players can then answer the question (full score). If not, they can get additional hints to help them. Questions and gibberish...
From the box LIFE BEGINS AT 40 - Survive until you're 40. Then it's fun all the way in this exciting new board game! SURVIVE UNTIL YOU'RE 40? In the first part of this fun-packed board game each player has to reach the great age of 40. Along then way you'll be collecting all those responsibilities like kids, house, car and mother-in-law...and paying for...
Life is Card is a deceptively simple social card game where everyone playing decides on a scenario and goal and then proceeds to attempt to complete it using six fundamental actions. A game can last from five minutes to an hour and is appropriate for most ages. The game can be played cooperatively using one person as the antagonist or, more commonly...
Your cat lives a secret life you don't know about. Although she looks like just an average cute house cat, she has enemies outside of her territory. Her one desire is to rule over her enemies in the neighboring territories. So every day, after you have left the house, she secretly sneaks out to use her special house cat abilities in the five other...
This is one of the Jamie Swise murder-mystery role-playing games published by Just Games. It was later published by Milton Bradley as part of their "Life of the Pary" line in 1987. Episode: Mystery of the Mislaid Egg Faberge: The Man and the Egg Peter Carl Faberge was born in 1846 and died in 1920. The Russian achieved fame by designing dazzling fantasies...
Milton Bradley produced 8 mystery party/role-playing games (in the vein of “How to Host a Murder”) beginning in 1985. They were published as "Life of the Party" games; four mysteries and four murders. These are also copyright Jamie Swise Games—the designer of the games, who produced several other titles (and many, if not all, of these) a few years earlier....
Milton Bradley produced 8 mystery party/role playing games (in the vein of How to Host a Murder) in 1987. They were all called "Life of the Party" games, four mysteries and four murders. The back of all boxes indicates that these are also copyright Jamie Swise Games, as that outfit produced several of their own titles (and several, if not all, of these) a...
Milton Bradley produced 8 mystery party/role playing games (in the vein of How to Host a Murder) in 1987. They were all called "Life of the Party" games, four mysteries and four murders. The back of all boxes indicates that these are also copyright Jamie Swise Games, as that outfit produced several of their own titles (and several, if not all, of these) a...