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BGG
Our Verdict
If you lived through the 90s or enjoy games with a retro vibe and a fun electronic twist, Electronic Dream Phone is pure nostalgia and guaranteed laughs!
Highlights
- Interactive electronic phone
- Light and fun deduction
- Pure 90s nostalgia
- Easy to learn and play
Keep in mind
- Electronic component may fail
- Simple and repetitive mechanics
- Aimed at a younger audience
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Ah, the 90s and their classics! Electronic Dream Phone is that game that made its mark, you know? The premise is simple and fun: you're one of the girls trying to figure out which of the 24 boys likes you. To do this, you'll use a real phone (yes, the one with a cord and everything!) to call the suspects' friends and gather clues about their clothes, sports, food, and favorite places. Each call is a chance to eliminate those who aren't your secret admirer. But beware! If someone plays a 'Speakerphone' card, everyone hears the clue. The 'Share a Secret' card gives you the chance to share the info with one friend. To win, you need to make the final call to your admirer and hear him say the magic words: 'You're right! I really like you!'. The cool thing is that the game is different every time, with varied clues and the secret admirer changing each round. It's pure nostalgic fun and deduction for everyone!
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Publisher
Fundex, Hasbro, MB Giochi, MB Jeux, MB Juegos, MB Spellen, MB Spiele, Milton Bradley
Designer
Michael Gray
What is the recommended age for Electronic Dream Phone?
It's recommended for children aged 8 and up, but the nostalgia might attract older players too!
How many players can play?
The game is for 1 to 4 players, perfect for an afternoon with friends.
How long does a game take?
Games are quick, usually around 20 minutes, ideal for keeping the kids engaged.
Does it require batteries? Which ones?
Yes, the electronic phone needs batteries (usually 2 AA), which are not included.
Does the electronic phone still work?
The electronic component is the heart of the game! Check if it's in good condition or needs new batteries. The fun depends on it!
Is it a difficult game to learn?
Not at all! The rules are very simple, and the game focuses on basic deduction and luck, making it accessible for children.
Is there a digital version or app?
The original 1991 version uses a physical electronic phone. Some later editions might have had adaptations, but the charm of the original lies in its physical component.