(pump up the crowd) forbidden is a must have for game nighters. seriously, you are like totally missing out rn. this forehead co-op is a party in your pocket! (explain the actual game a bit) the goal is to guess the main word/phrase shown on the card you hold over your forehead (or fivehead for some, but that's ok too), while your friends use word jiu jitsu to explain the card without saying the forbidden words. tilt the device down if you guessed correctly. tilt the device up to pass to the next card, or if a forbidden word is used. hand the device to the next player after your turn is up to keep the party going! or hog the device until your friends come to despise you, we don't care! just make sure you scream as much as possible during the entire process! if you all scream at the same time, it will be less confusing. we think... (show them the goods) the game currently has 10 themed category decks, and there are many more to come! decks include: - kid at heart - for the foodies - @ the movies - #famous - world history - 'tis the season - and more! (logistics, logistics, logistics) game features: - it only takes two to tango. if you've got an imaginary friend, maybe just yourself can work. but good imaginary friends are hard to come by nowadays. and most aren't skilled in the art of the tango. - three is not a crowd. you can play with as many people as will fit in the current room you are in. if you are outside, that number is infinity. maybe... - play all together, and pass the device to take turns each round. - play in teams, and make sure the other team isn't saying forbidden words! we recommend you make a really annoying sound each time a forbidden word is spoken. - diverse decks that will satisfy kids, foodies, hipsters, movie buffs, travelers, binge watchers, nostalgia lovers, + pretty much anyone you know. (what can we do for you) bring your friends, family, creepy neighbors, and emotionally distant partner all together and bond over a game of forbidden. we guarantee it will be a competitive, challenging, and fun cooperative experience. it's like the trust fall of games. (insert hip rhetorical call to action here) how many words can you guess as your friends fling vague/goofy explanations at you?! (nailed it)
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