![]() ![]() ![]() So the questions happen all the time.He said he finds himself especially productive during pre-production time cramming, 'just like I did in high school and just like I did in college.' Manufacturing and early retail history After investing $55,000 - one third of which was his parents' money - in the planning and manufacturing of the board game, Poses traveled and couchsurfed across America for 16 weeks to sell his new board game 'out of (his car's) trunk' to toy store managers. Multi-colored spaces indicate that the player can select any question, from the card drawn, 'Happy Trails' spaces allow players to take the indicated shortcut, and 'Reversals' call for special play procedures.For a Reversal, the roller records an answer to the appropriate question, while all other players must anticipate the roller's response. For each correct assignment, the roller moves an additional space along the game board, and rolling commences in clockwise fashion.The game board features 'special spaces' in addition to regular, colored spaces. ![]() The board is made up of spaces of four colors: orange, purple, blue, and yellow, which correspond to questions of the categories 'Hypotheticals,' 'Anything Goes,' 'No-Brainers,' and 'Personals,' respectively.Once the roller has read the appropriate question, all other players write their answers on a piece of paper, and one player reads the answers to the roller, who assigns answer writers for each response. Contents.Gameplay Recommend 4-6 players (but can be played with fewer or more players)Poses said his game is 'very simple' compared to strategy games, as in Loaded Questions 'you get through the instructions in about three minutes.' He said the game 'tests players on how well they know each other.' Players try to be the first person to move from the 'START' square to the 'WIN!' Players traverse the board with dice rolls, and each turn, they have the opportunity to win bonus moves.Once a player has moved the number of spaces indicated by the dice roll, the player draws a card and asks the question corresponding to the color that the player landed on. ![]()
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