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Playing Rule Cards. Rule Cards create rules that players will follow throughout the game. On each turn, you must choose which rule card to play from your hand. Only one card is played per turn. There are 3 types of rule cards in the deck; each has a different effect on the game.
When the secret word is heard, it’s “Gotcha time!”. Students try to grab their neighbor’s finger with their left hand while keeping their other neighbor from grabbing their right hand. This game teaches students the importance of listening carefully and refocusing after defeat.
Gotcha! is the party game that breaks all the rules. In Gotcha!, each player tries to follow the constantly changing rules, while at the same time trying to catch others breaking a rule. For example, a rule card may read, "People wearing jeans must use finger quotes while speaking."
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May 29, 2017 · A look at the Buffalo Games board game Gotcha! which includes a review and the instructions of how to play the game.
Draft your rules. Rules should include Player Qualifications, Game Overview, Round Explanation, Elimination Procedure, Safe Zones, Safety Guidelines and Prizes. Gotcha comes pre-loaded with a set of rules that you can modify.
The rule cards have been designed so there are thousands of different possible rule combinations, offering great replayability and making each game different. The more rules that are played, the funnier the game gets. Catch your friends before they catch you!
Gotcha! is the party game that breaks all the rules. In Gotcha!, each player tries to follow the constantly changing rules, while at the same time trying to catch others breaking a rule. For example, a rule card may read, "People wearing jeans must use finger quotes while speaking."
