Palm Court | Wavelength: A Telepathic | Party Game | Ages 14+ | 2-12 players | 30 to 45 Minutes Playing Time

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If it's a bit over toward Bad Topping and you know your team are pizza purists, you could say "pineapple". If the center target is ever partially in view on the left or right extreme, that's valid-even if it's just a sliver.

If you want to get a sense of how the full game works you can play a stripped-down version for free on Twitter. We played all these games with a gaggle of grown-ups to see which ones had us shouting and laughing, which kept us up late because we were all so desperate to win and whether any made us want to play again and again. The trick is that the opposing team can begin to guess your code sequence and perhaps steal the game out from under you. We and our partners use data for Personalised ads and content, ad and content measurement, audience insights and product development. There are over 20,000 possible show combinations to keep the game fresh every time you play, while 30 Drama cards can add a curveball when you least expect it.As it is, Wavelength in our mind runs the risk of reinforcing the “board games are boring” feeling of so many non-gamers, which is exactly the opposite of what we mean by “newbie friendly”. If the Psychic gives any other information after this point, the players need to decide what the punishment should be. Thanks to the randomization of the target, the hefty deck of concept cards, and the literally limitless amount of clues, the game also stays fresh. Interestingly, the Wavelength app isn’t just free to play – according to CMYK, it’s also completely ad-free.

When giving a clue you want to think of something on the spectrum between the two concepts printed on the wavelength card for the round. Often the words they are pointing out will be obvious unless they make a more risky play to target a large number of cards. Wavelength takes a total of one minute to set up and is quite simple to explain the concepts of the game.

After several years writing about heavy metal in digital and print, he moved on to his most beloved hobby of tabletop games. The app also comes with a ‘how to play’ feature for anyone who hasn’t tried the original board game. Like Codenames, Wavelength can have periods of downtime, but it's worth it for the conversation in-between. To view the purposes they believe they have legitimate interest for, or to object to this data processing use the vendor list link below.