'"For sheer fun, it's one hard act to follow . . ." Act One is the exciting game where players do "almost anything" to try and get their teammates to guess titles of popular movies and TV shows. You'll laugh your head off (until it's your turn) watching your teammates do their best to act or read famous lines from movies and TV shows while they try to beat...
Do you have... A quick wit? A creative mind? A sense of humor? A little acting talent? At least three friends? Then you're ready to take on the challenge of Act Out! You and your team will take on opposing teams in a hilarious, quick thinking game where your team improvises skits based on the cards you are given by your opponents! When you play Act Out!...
Act Too, a.k.a. Mimtoo, is a simple game of miming and gestures that is played in teams. One player on the active team draws both a character card and an action card, then silently acts out the card combination – for example, an electrician dancing the polka. This player's teammates have one minute to guess the answer, collecting a card if they do so. The...
Acting Out is a party game that takes the basic concept of charades and reimagines it with a competitive twist involving whiteboard guesses and bluffing. The game takes place in a casual setting where one player at a time becomes the actor, drawing a prompt card and attempting to act it out using only gestures—no words or noises. The other players serve as...
In 1998, could people remember the movie plots & top-billed actors from the 40's, 50's, and 60's? That would have been but a tiny challenge when this game was published, because fewer than 10% of the cards in this game rely on a familiarity with the likes of: Rex Harrison, Humphrey Bogart, Charleton Heston, and Cary Grant. Action! leans HEAVILY into the...
Description from the publisher: Action Cats is a game for 3-6 players made up of a deck of 160 cards. Each card has a photo of a cat, and on the reverse side, two halves of an outrageous story. Players take turns being the "judge," while the rest are storytellers. The judge draws a cat card from the top of the deck and gives the cat a name. The rest of the...