I like how you both approached the first keyword. Very funny how you both had the same train of thought. Thanks for the entertaining playthrough. For anyone interested in CrossTalk, we're running a special on our website (nauvoogames.com) for the next two weeks. Use coupon code GAMENIGHT at checkout and purchase a copy of CrossTalk for 40% off.
I think the clue givers did an excellent job since I was able to guess many of these right up front. Or maybe Godzilla, hangovers, and the Power Rangers are always first to my mind.
This is a great game... but for some reason it rewrites my brain to only thing of clues that are proper nouns... or the actual answer itself! I reeaaaally like the hint cards though. They can make the game more in depth... but I usually just use them to correct course with my bad clues.
Agreed on the hint cards. This was fun to watch, but I think it might have been good to add the hint cards after the first round or two, once everybody knows how the basic game works. The hint cards are the piece of this game that seems really innovative to me, and I would have liked to see how these players would choose to use them. Still a fun episode though!
I wondered about episode 28 (Castell), after having watched about half of it, and then it disappearing... According to their Facebook page, it was taken down due to some mistakes in play. They've said that they plan to re-shoot and re-upload it.
"What is funny is that no one noticed " Heh, least of all me. Such a dope. Or wait... the video is gone now... so... I played MAGNIFICENTLY! Not a single rule out of place!
WOW I can not belive that those are really you Lincoln and Dave!! You are awesome, I really enjoy the show :D Keep going you are amazing!! Regards from Spain :¨)
When I saw morning and liquor, I immediately guessed hangover. I also saw the single clue morphing and jumped straight to Power Rangers before mighty was introduced. And some of these you could deliberately give completely weird clues to. Imagine if somebody gave a clue like deckhand for anchorman, expecting their opponent to be giving clues that generally would lead towards news broadcasting.
That's the idea with the keywords we chose. Many of them can be reached in multiple ways and that's where it gets really hilarious. And it's not only other directions/topics, but many times you can go a layer deeper to describe very specific things for the clue that are a layer deeper than the keyword itself but may be used as references for it. Examples for Hangover might be: Tiger, Baby, Glasses, Tooth, Bachelor or for Anchorman: brick, lamp, trident, hair.
Or for Hangover, you could give your partner a hidden clue like cliff, and then give a clue for the word like flip, which might well be a clue for your partner, but would generally be totally useless for your opponent unless they were thinking in the exact path as you.
