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Stefanie Lechthaler
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Top Ten is all about absurd stories and co-operative thinking

Stefanie Lechthaler
14/1/2025
Translation: machine translated

Do you love inventing crazy stories as much as I do? Then Top Ten is the perfect parlour game for you.

One asks - nine answer

An example of a question:You have developed a revolutionary drug that makes you immune to all diseases. However, it has certain side effects ... which ones?From "Not worth mentioning" (1) to "This will never be approved" (10).

Winning with creativity and empathy

The great thing about the cooperation game is that it requires and encourages a certain amount of empathy. I don't have to give the answer that I think fits best, but one that the captain can match best. This was demonstrated, for example, during a game round with the question: Name the most horrible (1) or the most beautiful (10) name in the world

The captain (and everyone else) realised that the answer was "Gertrud - but it was the only name the parents chose for their child. And then a boy was born." was the most terrible name. But when it came to "Love", the group ultimately disagreed as to whether it really was the most beautiful name in the world for a child. It was even more difficult with the numbers between four and seven. Where do "Luca, Laura and Lena" belong?

From time to time, the theme cards ask you to perform small scenes. This is when acting talents are required. This could be something like Say no even though you mean yes (1) or say no the way you mean it (10) or Give a very modest (1) or arrogant (10) winning speech.

I think what you think

In a nutshell

Excellent game for creative minds

This co-operation game is quickly explained and therefore as simple as it is ingenious. One person asks a question and the others try to give as accurate an answer as possible. The game requires empathy and spontaneity and encourages the creative invention of stories. No other board game makes me laugh as often as this one - the surprising answers are simply marvellous. With groups of four to nine people, the time flies by.

Pro

  • entertaining
  • very funny
  • Promotes creativity
  • easy to understand

Contra

  • is especially fun in larger groups
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