This is my most-played game of the year, both because we love it and because it works with the extended family--my only game group during the current situation.
Did I miss it or did he not mention that it’s called Half Truth because half the answers are always true . So 3/6 are true and the other half are wrong
It looks good. I love the components (don't get why there needs to be letters on the poker chips if you put them in a place on the board) Seems like a great mass market game.
When everyone is guessing you put the chips face down in front of you. They all have ? on the reverse side. Once everyone has finalized their choices all the chips are flipped over and placed as seen in the video. This makes it so people aren't able to copy others answers.
Small sample size, but yeah I'm a little worried that, even though I'm a pretty great Jeopardy player, I would have no idea on a lot of these, that's not fun, and if people AREN'T already trivia geeks, they'll be out of their depth so it might not be great for random "hey we have some people, want to play a game?" events
Nice review but there's some mic problems
8:48 "That's what half of us did in high school, right?!"
LOL
This is my most-played game of the year, both because we love it and because it works with the extended family--my only game group during the current situation.
Good idea and eaisy for company to update since they can print extra question deck of questions. Very much one I will buy when I get a chance
Reminds me of the gameshow Greed from 20 years ago.
Would be great to play with a group over Zoom too.
Did I miss it or did he not mention that it’s called Half Truth because half the answers are always true . So 3/6 are true and the other half are wrong
It looks good. I love the components (don't get why there needs to be letters on the poker chips if you put them in a place on the board)
Seems like a great mass market game.
You keep them face down until everyone has selected their answers and then reveal them at the same time.
When everyone is guessing you put the chips face down in front of you. They all have ? on the reverse side. Once everyone has finalized their choices all the chips are flipped over and placed as seen in the video. This makes it so people aren't able to copy others answers.
Too much wild guessing would only keep me entertained for so long. I would play it, but would rather watch Jeopardy.
Small sample size, but yeah I'm a little worried that, even though I'm a pretty great Jeopardy player, I would have no idea on a lot of these, that's not fun, and if people AREN'T already trivia geeks, they'll be out of their depth so it might not be great for random "hey we have some people, want to play a game?" events
It’s pretty expensive for a party game. I would pick it up but the price will have to drop a bit first.
Tom, did you know Ken Jennings and Brandon Sanderson were roommates?
What's the shirt from?
Come on, Tom - that scoreboard looks too fiddly!