Twenty-five words, two sides, and one person on each who knows which are theirs. They may say one word and a number, then sit on their hands. 4 to 8 people, about 20 minutes.
The full team game rather than the two-player one, which matters at work: six colleagues on a call is exactly the table it was built for, and the whole pleasure of it is four people arguing about what one word was supposed to mean.
It is also the least demanding game here to learn while playing. Two people carry the difficult job and everybody else starts by simply pointing at a word — so a table where half the room has never played is still a real game from the first clue.
A round
Two sidesOne wordThe argumentThe wrong one
On the sheet
+3Everyone on the winning side — the board is won
+2Whoever said it — one clue collects three or more
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