GAME DESCRIPTION: Likewise is a party game published by Buffalo Games for 3 to 6 players. Players attempt to guess the most common choice everyone else would pick based on a set of clues.
SET-UP: Each player takes a colored Paddle and marker. Shuffle the red Subject cards and orange Description cards, and place them on the Scoreboard, and write each players name on the scoreboard in the name space of the color paddle they chose. The player with the next birthday goes first
PLAY: Roll the die to determine what "mode" is played, then flip 1 Subject and 1 Description card:
- Likewise: Everyone writes a secret answer that matches the Subject and Description, and reveals their answer when everyone has chosen something. The players with the most matches each score 1 point, marked on the scorecard.
- Doodle: Instead of writing, draw something that matches the Subject and Description cards.
- Wiseguys: The player who rolled picks a player, and discusses the Subject and Description cards. Then, they play as a team for this round, giving only 1 answer.
TIES: If 2 different answers have the same amount of matches, then every player who guessed one of those answers gets a point. If 2 or more players get to the Winner Circle on the scoreboard and have the same amount of points, keep playing until one player has the most points. The winner is the player with the most amount of points once at least one player gets to the Winner Circle
CONCLUSION: This is a quick, easy to play, little party game that has a some interesting ideas. It's short, so don't expect too much in the way of actual in depth gameplay. It's good for an ice-breaker, or just to kill time or your group wants to play something a little different. The way the game is set up allows for a more relaxed way to play, which can hinder or help the mood of the game. The Subject and Description cards add an interesting element to a pretty basic game. It's good as a travel game to play in the car or down time at a convention, but like I said, at the core is a very basic party game.
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