How to play
A three-round partner game that mixes famous faces, guess who and charades. Pairs describe, act, then give one-word clues for the same names, so memory from earlier rounds pays off.
- Make groups of eight, in four pairs.
- Have each player write three famous people's names on separate papers, scrunch them up and place them in a bowl or hat.
- Round one: one partner describes names for 30 seconds without saying the name or nickname; the other guesses. One point per correct guess.
- Keep guessed names out until every pair has had a turn, then return them all to the bowl.
- Round two: pairs swap roles and the clue-giver can only act, no words.
- Round three: swap again and the clue-giver can say only one word per name.
- Add up the points; the pair with the most wins.
You need: Pen and paper, A bowl or hat