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Our Verdict
The king of parties and guaranteed laughs with chaotic communication!
Highlights
- Instant fun for large groups
- Extremely simple and fast rules
- Mixes drawing, whispering, and mime
- Perfect icebreaker for any crowd
Keep in mind
- Can get quite loud and rowdy
- Relies on player performance/energy
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Ever played 'telephone' but with a chaotic mix of drawing and acting? That's exactly what Stille Post: Level up! brings to your table! This game takes the classic communication challenge and cranks it up a notch. The flow is simple but hilarious: the first player draws a card and sketches the term as best as they can. The next person whispers what they recognized, and the chain continues. But here's the twist: the method of communication shifts! One person might be sketching, the next whispering, and the next acting it out through mime. The goal is to see if the final player can correctly guess the original term that started the whole mess. It's the ultimate icebreaker for birthday parties or family game nights, ensuring boredom is nowhere to be found. With incredibly easy-to-learn rules, you can jump straight into the fun without wading through a thick manual. The real magic happens when you watch how a simple drawing morphs into something totally absurd as it passes through different players' interpretations. If you're looking for a game that guarantees laughter, memorable moments, and high social interaction, this is it. Get ready to watch your friends try to act out impossible concepts and discover that human communication is much more... creative than we thought!
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Publisher
Edition Michael Fischer GmbH (EMF Verlag)
What age group is this game for?
Since the rules are very simple, it works great for both kids and adults, making it ideal for the whole family.
How many players can play?
The game shines with larger groups, accommodating from 4 up to 10 players at once.
How long does a game last?
It's a dynamic game that usually lasts between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the number of rounds.
Is the game hard to learn?
Not at all! You'll pick up the mechanics in less than two minutes.
What do I need to play?
Just the card deck and a readiness to laugh your head off with your friends.