USAopoly | Hues and Cues | Guessing Board Game | Ages 8+ | 3-10 Players | 30 Minutes Playing Time

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Players will choose from one of the four included coloring sheets, such as hot air balloons or flowers. But if your kids still enjoy coloring in the random sort of way we all began our coloring journeys, then Color It!Create your own color palette collections and download color palettes to Pdf, image, or Adobe swatch formats. The other players need to then place one of their markers on whichever colour they think the clue most accurately describes. NOTE: other restrictions can be a result of our security platform detecting potential malicious activity. For example, the active player might receive a card showing a light pink colour and a pastel blue colour, and decides to use the phrase ‘cotton candy’ to describe it to the rest of the group. Maybe (probably) I'm a nincompoop for letting this hurt my gaming, but it seems like a simple thing to just let players choose what color they prefer.

In my case, my kids just weren’t interested in playing the game by the rules; they much preferred to color spaces in as they saw fit.If only two players are playing I would much prefer one of the two colors to be blue or yellow rather than the two being red and green. But then I drew my first card, chose a color I thought would work well, and then looked at the board and my mind went haywire.

Then in games where your player color doesn't matter you get your most preferred color that is a color available in the choosen game. The best part about Hues and Cues is that it can accommodate a large number of players — up to ten in fact. The active player needs to get the other players to guess the colours on the board closest to the coordinates shown on the card.After getting one- and two-word cues, everyone places their marker on which color they think is being described. They provide lots of opportunities for color recognition, reading and writing color words, coloring, and more! We have yet to play with players who are colorblind, so we don’t know what they’ll think of the game.