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

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Race to the finish: Play the correct colours and your team can race ahead with the points… as long as some of the other teams get it wrong. Now players will take their second pawn and place it on the board where they think Sea Foam is best represented.

They started placing their first cones and the questions immediately arose — the green of an avocado on the outside or on the inside once you cut it open? Start at the circle that says “start”, roll the die, name the color, and put a manipulative on the next circle in that color.I could take the blue pieces in every game I play, and so could one of my buddies, and it would never clash because I can see him as a different color, while he sees me as a different color. The faster and the more accurate you are – the more chances you have at winning the round and the game!

Mom has been more on the side of “this is way to hard to come up with cues” whereas those at work are in the camp of “wish we could play it every day”. Hues and Cues was designed by Scott Brady, the creator of another upcoming board game Chicken ‘n’ Waffles - in which players must exchange their cards with those in the middle of the table and decide when to shout “Chicken!The other players need to then place one of their markers on whichever colour they think the clue most accurately describes. Theirs actually work several different ways, which may partly be the age of the game, and partly the developer, I don't know. Hues and Cues is a vibrant game of colorful communication where players are challenged to make connections to colours with words. Even now as I have kids, I love coloring with them and just appreciate the time and creativity that it affords. To do so, the active player needs to carefully select a phrase they think accurately describes the colours on the swatch and communicate this to the other players, much like party board game Codenames.