How it works
Team charades ideas turn the game around: the whole team acts one card and one teammate guesses, the format often called reverse charades. Every card is a scene for several bodies, such as A rowing crew or A zipper closing.
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How a team round works
One player turns away to guess. Press Play a 1-minute round and show the card to the others, who act it together in silence. Tap Next card after each correct guess or when a scene stalls. At time, the end card shows how many cards the team cleared: tap +1 once for each.
Why a team needs scenes, not words
Five people acting Banana do the same thing five times. A scene gives everyone a part: in A claw machine grabbing a prize, most of the team sits in a heap as prizes and one player is the claw. Easy means one motion done together. Medium cards share out roles. Hard cards build one object from bodies, such as A foosball table.
- In the full list, under A row of dominoes: Each player sinks to a crouch just after the one before.
- Let the team cast itself in silence: a quick point at who is the claw saves precious seconds.
Questions and answers
Is this the same as reverse charades?
It is the same format: the whole team acts one card and one teammate guesses. A boxed party game is sold under that name. This page is an independent deck with its own scenes and is not connected with that game or its makers.
How many players does it take?
Six is a comfortable minimum: two teams of three, so two act while one guesses. With fewer, play as one team against the clock and rotate the guesser. Cards such as A stadium crowd doing the wave or A conga line want five or more.
Which team scenes are easiest to start with?
Start on Easy with Herds, flocks and swarms: Ducklings following their mother takes no explaining. Every scene is clean and needs no film or song, and the hints keep all feet on the floor.