Wouldn't it be easy to recognize the other players' handwriting after a while? Seems like a fatal flaw.
201039
The person trying to guess the answers does not see the writing or who wrote those answers. You can keep it under the table or down low if you are concerned about that...as long as people arent writing in all kinds of different colors or doodling on the back of their paper you should be fine
201040
The person trying to guess whose answers belong to who does not see or read the papers with the answers on them. I tell my friends to write only their name at the top in small writting and not to fold, scrunch or doddle on thier papers (try to keep them uniform looking). The person reading the answers can also hold the papers under the table and read them if the papers become unique and not uniform looking. Also, the person reading should shuffle the answers so that are not read in the order they were given. Hope this helped.
201041
The person trying to match up who says what doesn't see the handwriting. Another player reads everyone's answer to the guesser then the guesser matches who said what.
201042
The roller (who is guessing 'who said what') never sees anyone's handwriting, because the PREVIOUS ROLLER collects all the answers and reads them aloud. After hearing all of the answers, the roller has to guess 'who said what'. So...there you have it!
201043
I thought that too, but nope! You're so into the game that you don't even remember everyone's handwriting!
2040789
The pages are lined for people to sign their names. There are no indications of what to write, but you could always ask a friend to start off the book by entering what you would like to see (name, address, etc). Most folks would follow along with that I would think.
73266
They wouldn't know all of the references, but that is not super important. You can break each card up into parts to get them to guess it. Also, because there are multiple rounds the advantage of knowing more trivia is less beneficial than in other games like catchphrase. I have played this with my younger siblings and cousins. The youngest that could manage was 13. Much younger and it is too hard. The other about young players is the game works better with groups where all the teams have the same age. For example when I have played with adults and teens it worked best with a teen and adult on each team. I hope this helps. They wouldn't know all of the references, but that is not super important. You can break each card up into parts to get them to guess it. Also, because there are multiple rounds the advantage of knowing more trivia is less beneficial than in other games like catchphrase. I have played this with my younger siblings and cousins. The youngest that could manage was 13. Much younger and it is too hard. The other about young players is the game works better with groups where all the teams have the same age. For example when I have played with adults and teens it worked best with a teen and... » Read More They wouldn't know all of the references, but that is not super important. You can break each card up into parts to get them to guess it. Also, because there are multiple rounds the advantage of knowing more trivia is less beneficial than in other games like catchphrase. I have played this with my younger siblings and cousins. The youngest that could manage was 13. Much younger and it is too hard. The other about young players is the game works better with groups where all the teams have the same age. For example when I have played with adults and teens it worked best with a teen and adult on each team. I hope this helps. « Show Less
2099782
The point isn't fine enough to appear as a "pen" signature, but it is fine enough for autographing black pages, IMHO. The signature might have to be about 20% larger than when using a more typical pen. I have not tested it for seeping through; I use mine to label black plastic model airplane connections.
13250
I had that same problem with all my previous keyboards! But the letters on this one look the same as they did when I received the keyboard. I use this keyboard every day - very amateur writer - for quite a few hours a day and they're still "all here". They haven't started to disappear bit by bit like the letters on my previous keyboards did. So, this keyboard seems to be solution so far...
472937
Not at all...whether or not the player knows the hockey team names does not make the game more or less interesting. It's a matching game and the multiple kids I've had play the game have been more interested in finding the match before their opponent then the items actually on the cards.
1728473
yes but INSPECT closely before signing. We have now received two of these both have either major defects and or scratches broken pieces glued together etc.
1049227
Each player gets a short autobiography for their character and a bit on others. At each round, each player receives a list of what they must reveal and what not to reveal. No one knows who the killer is until the very end. There is no script, so each player has to devise their own way of getting to information, although no one is permitted to outright lie.
1834813
Each person gets a clue and during the game there script tells them when to revile each one
1187025
Your hand writing will be reflected by the pen. You are better off typing if your hand writing is that bad.
2080581
No. They wiukd not be big enough to be clear to read. Good for use for 1-2 players of all bells at same time.
978473
No, Johnboy, no! It is definitely NOT like what's seen in the movies where some "hacker" brute-forces a "super-high-security password", letter-by-letter, which SHOWS each letter after it is correctly guessed. That's just special effects. Otherwise it'd be completely silly, like a twenty-question lock-picking with hints: "is it a 1? No. 2? No. 3? No. 4? YES Then is it a 1? No. 2? No. 3? YES! Wow! I got two digits (43) already! Ten more seconds and I'll have it." Yeah, you get the idea. B. Webster has the best answer.
145857
I'm not sure why the other answers say the letters are like Times New Roman. That is not the case. It is like the ball/stick handwriting. Lower case a and g are like ball/stick. I'll see if I can post a picture for you. Hope that helps!
84667
Maybe they can change it, because my pen works great and my boyfriend is using it for about 1 years. But actually I can remember that it took some time writing with it, before it worked well.
239079
Oh I forgot to mention, if you write left handed it is possible that you could smear what you just wrote but I see this only as a possible problem for fast writers.Greg.
1653450
That is a downside of playing this game but there is an easy remedy. When we play with each other we just have the person to the right of whoever is guessing read the answers and the person who is guessing just listens. It actually works so well that we play that way with everyone else now too!
472931
This is more of a "who can spot the matching logos" game. I would think that knowing all of the teams would make this even more fun for them. It's a quick game of cards, where each person gets a stack of cards and you quickly put them down and try to see who can can spot a matching logo on 2 cards first. Whoever sees matching logos/pictures wins that stack then you play again. The person with all of the cards at the end wins. : )