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his & hers
- Replay Value (1-10): 4
- Fun Factor (1-10): 3
- Worth Buying (1-10): 2
The game is designed for a mixed gender group. Separate the guys and the girls; each team takes turns. On your team's turn (let's
say you're a guy), flip over a letter card, which says something like, "It starts with an a..." and then flip over a question card
of the otehr gender, which says something like, "... she wants it from him. What is it?" Start the timer. One member writes down
an answer and says "Done." The other team members now have the rest of that 30 seconds to guess what was written down.
An okay party game, I guess, but there really isn't much interaction between the teams from a game standpoint; the fun part, if there
is any, is to ridicule the answers the other team comes up with, or even the answers your own teammate came up with (whaddaya mean, "affection"?
"alimony" is a much better answer!) From our plays, I couldn't really see much difference between how different genders answered the
questions that came up. As "match the other players" party games go, this one's theme doesn't stand out enough.
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