Anomia game

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The rules that are provided are to be read out as play happens allowing the players to learn as they go and not stressing too much on being complicated. This style allows almost anyone the ability to quickly grasp game play quickly. The replay value is high since many different words can be given as answers, no two rounds are the same, and there are two different decks provided with different subjects on the cards.

All in all, this game is about quick symbol matching and quick word recollection. It is always a good time when the family gets together. I have played this game several times with friends at game nights and it is a great game to start out the night with! You have a stack of cards with words and symbols on them. The stack is upside-down and on your turn, you flip over one. The object is to get the biggest pile of cards. It gets fun and difficult, though, when a card gets picked up and then the symbol and word underneath is revealed, which is then in play, and can trigger a domino effect of shouting and card grabbing!

You must be logged in to add a review. Log in Register. If the symbol matches any other card, you must try to give an answer before their opponent! Answer first, win the card, and, if you get enough wins, win the game! Firstly, position all players in a circle. Using one of the decks, shuffle it well and divide it into two decks. Place these piles where they are easily accessible to all players.

This will create the two draw piles. The game is ready to begin!