Wavelength

“@JV told me i had to. really great way to start arguments with your friends and really test the boundaries of your relationship. support local game store, not amazon!”

“THIS GAME IS SO FUN! PLAY IT AT THE BAR! PLAY IT CAMPING! PLAY IT WITH SOMEONE LONG DISTANCE OVER THE PHONE! It is really really great. Basically you are given a spectrum and a point on the spectrum and you then have to come up with a clue for that specific spot. It's easier to just play than it is to explain. PLAY! There is an analogue version 2 I just like the phone one best <3”

“Given an axis (“Mysterious / Obvious”, for example) and a percentage along that axis (say 72%), come up with a single word or idea you can tell your friends such that they can guess the percentage given the axis. That’s the game: is “mentioning I have to call my mom because it’s my birthday” 72% obvious? This game is fun at a party. It takes 30 seconds to learn, and everybody gets to debate exactly what percent hipster they think James Franco is.”

“My friends and I started playing the app version of the game while traveling together. It’s a great game that also weirdly teaches you a lot about how different brains work”

“Wavelength has been perfect for parties where guests are meeting for the first time! It’s harder to make accurate guesses that way, but the game gives people a chance to get to know each other and has always led to uncontrollable laughter.”

“I’ve played Wavelength in groups of 3 and groups of like 13. I am the keeper of our copy of the game and any time there is a hang, I’m getting texts asking me to bring Wavelength. If you want to guarantee hooting and hollering and laughter, especially with people you’re already close with, this is the way.”

“This game is so fun to play with friends. I’m obsessed.”