Lagoon Games Identity Crisis - Fun Family Board Game for Parties & Game Nights | Perfect for Teens & Adults | Strategy & Social Deduction Game

Product Description

From the Manufacturer The object is to score the most points by guessing who the other players are describing. Decide who will be the guesser, and have a scorekeeper. One player throws the dice so that the guesser sees what has been thrown. The guesser then either leaves the room or shuts his eyes and ears. The rest of the players have to choose a person a person according to what they have thrown. Meaning if they throw "film star" they must come up with a name of a star that will be familiar to all of the players. If they throw "absent friends/one of us" they must choose a person either amongst the players (including the guesser) or a mutual friend, acquaintance or enemy known to all of the players. Once this is determined, the guesser can return to the game. The guesser then takes the top card in the deck and reads the question to the first player on his left. The question must take the form of "if I were a type of car (for example) what would I be?" The first player must then give an answer which gives the guesser a clue to the identity of the person on the card. For example, if Mick Jagger were the name on the card, and the question was if he were s kitchen implement, what would he be, the answer would be a rolling pin. The object is for the guesser to guess the identity of the mystery person on the basis of your answer. You can use your answer to identify sex, coloring, reputation, character, profession, etc. of the mystery person. The player can only use 10 question cards, and can only have 3 guesses at the identity of the mystery person. The guesses can take place at any point in the game. If player guesses correctly, he wins 2 points. The last player to answer his question also gets one point. Play continues until one player reaches the agreed upon score.