TaleOrMem

This is the best game ever , so you kinda flip a , card and then some more and those cards are you words so you have to make up and people try to remember them the name suits it. It is awesome so I think it is the best game I’ve ever played, so so yeah!!?.

It took us a couple of rounds to get used to the idea, but once we got into it, this was a really fun game! We had to force ourselves to stop to go to bed, because we wanted to keep playing! Those of us who had the most experience with telling stories were at a distinct advantage (ok, it was me) — but even with the wildly uneven final scores, we all had a lot of fun! Much laughter

This is such a cute idea for a game. I love storytelling games and coming up with creative ideas on the spot like this. Lots of fun to be had here.The game comes with a variety of decks and suggestions to get the story going. One person draws cards and has to include the word on the card into their story, then keep drawing cards and keeping adding the words for 60 seconds. The other players have to figure out what words are being included and try to guess and win the cards to get points. The wilder the story, the easier it is to remember.Lots of laughter with this game for sure!

I think the art used in these cards are AI-made but they are amazing, regardless.I have yet to use them in the intended manner as a game because it's just too easy to string, "I saw a with a by the and then I to the " and it's just too low energy to do that.Here is my suggested use and I am sure I am going to daydream many more uses for these!------My students were asked to make up a puppet show retelling a famous nursery rhyme/story we all know. Three Little Pigs, the Gingerbread Man, Goldilocks and the 3 Bears... for example.Before they perform, draw 3 cards and now, you have 3 minutes to figure out how you're going to incorporate those cards into your story.It adds a lot of randomness and fun to the activity and I plan on using them again in the future for various games and more.

A wonderful game to play with our grandkids! Using imagination to improvise stories on the fly and connect with the family. Highly recommended!