[Noisebridge-discuss] What's a non-trivial equipmentless game?

[Rachel McConnell]

My family at some point invented a game we called Bog Dog.  One person
(whoever thinks of one first, there are no turns) gives a hint, the
answer to which is a two (or sometimes more) word rhyming phrase.  For
example: "A swampy canine".  This is suitable for all ages (my sister's
first hint, at age 5 or so, was "mice that like ice") but can get pretty
sophisticated ("Planet has trained its eye Earth-wards").  You can keep
points by number of correct guesses (and occasionally there are answers
that fit the hint but are not what the hinter had in mind).

Rachel

Sai Emrys wrote:
> Other than
> a) 20 questions and equivalent "guess what I'm thinking" games, and
> b) free association
> 
> … what are non-trivial equipmentless games suitable for 2+ person play
> by intelligent people?
> 
> - Sai
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