Recommended for ages 8 years and up
Setup the Game: Shuffle the deck of cards and give each player three cards. Each card has an object from pop culture that players will use to give clues and make guesses.
Give a Clue: On your turn, choose one card from your hand and place it face-down in front of you. Then, give a clue about the card that tells the group what it isn't (e.g., "That’s not a famous actor"). The clue should be tricky but not too obvious.
Guess the Object: The other players take turns trying to guess what the object on your card actually is based on your clue. The clue should reference pop culture, but everyone will have to figure out the reference.
Bluff and Trick: Players can use their knowledge of pop culture to trick others and throw off their guesses, while trying to protect their own identity. The key is to mislead others while not making it too hard for them to guess correctly.
Score Points: If someone correctly guesses the object on your card, they win the card and score a point. If no one guesses correctly, you keep the card.
End of the Game: The game continues until all cards have been played. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins, having successfully navigated both bluffing and pop culture references!
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