Players must perform ridiculous actions, but the twist is that they don’t necessarily have to do it well. Each player is given an action. Everyone performs their actions at the same time. Your action isn't a secret. Everybody knows what everybody else is doing. The secret is how intensely you perform it on a scale of 1 to 10. You win by guessing the intensity of each others' performances. In the midst of all that roaring, dancing, meowing and yodeling, you must find someone on the same level as you. This game was created with Wolfgang Warsch (The Mind, Wavelength).
| Players | 2-8 Players |
|---|---|
| Age Range | 7+ Years |
| Game Type | Party Game, Deduction |
| Play Time | 15-20 Minutes |
| Game Mechanics | Hidden Intensity, Simultaneous Action, Deduction |
| Language Options | English |
We played this with a group of friends, and it was a huge hit! Everyone got into the ridiculous actions, and trying to guess the intensity was surprisingly fun. It's a great game for a quick burst of laughter and entertainment, suitable for almost any age.
We tried to play this, but the rules were not as clear as they should be, and the whole concept just didn't click. It seemed like a lot of noise for not much actual gameplay. We put it away after a single attempt.
This game is pure chaotic fun and had everyone in stitches.
My family and I tried to play this, but it just wasn't for us. Some of the actions felt a little awkward, and it was hard to get a good read on people's intensity levels. It needs a very specific type of player to really enjoy it, which we weren't. We prefer games with more strategy and less performance.
Quick to learn and gets everyone laughing instantly.
