Party games! Yearning for the same life

Take stock of five crash games in The Life I yearn for

1.ABCD game

Difficulty coefficient: Samsung

How to play:

The host asked, "A is X, B is X, C is X, and what is D?"

It doesn't matter what game d is. D can be any value, but the answer must be: D is XX. Just add the word "D is" when you answer, and the rest are correct answers.

Count horses

Difficulty coefficient: Samsung

How to play:

The host asked, "How many horses are running on the grassland? Listen carefully, XXX, and then clap your hands to make the sound of horses running, so that everyone can guess. " This game is mainly about guessing each other's hints.

For example, "listen, guess how many horses there are", where "listen" can be used as a hint, and five words imply five horses.

Step 3 switch games

Difficulty coefficient: two stars

How to play:

First, the questioner makes the first action, which is called "open". Then, the questioner does the second action, which is called "ending". Finally, the questioner does the third action and asks the questioner whether the answer is "on" or "off". The answer has nothing to do with the questioner's language and body movements. After the questioner asks a question, the questioner closes his mouth and answers "off"; The questioner opened his mouth and the answer was "open".

4. Dark magic

Difficulty coefficient: four stars

How to play:

First of all, in the dark magic game, two players partner, and the guessing players turn their backs on each other. Other players specify any item, then guess, and the player will guess later. Then, the partner starts to specify items and guess that the player starts to choose. Nothing to do with eyes, nothing to do with body, nothing to do with language. The rule is that when a partner points out a black item, the next item is the correct answer. This game requires both players in the partner to understand this "dark magic".

Catch butterflies

Difficulty coefficient: four stars

How to play:

The host asked "Guess how many butterflies I caught" and beat me to it. The rule of catching butterflies is to look at the position of the hand. You can imagine that there is a nine-square grid in front of the questioner from top to bottom, and the numbers from right to left are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Look at which grid his hand is on, and the answer to the number of butterflies will be clear at a glance.