Настольная игра - Мои чуваки

So, is it Wednesday today?

We all surf the internet. And even this page you are reading right now is on the internet. Except for that case when you opened it and disconnected from the network, of course. Then you are kind of on the internet, but not quite. In general, we are all, again, familiar with the situation when you start typing a query into a search engine and it suggests the most popular or suitable continuations for you. The range is astonishing – people have faced very different problems when searching for "what to do". A tick bite, a lost passport, forgotten smartphone password, and even Roblox not starting. It's certainly an unpleasant situation. These interesting continuations you will need to come up with and throw at the host during the brainstorming process. 

Did Google unban you?

In general, everything is simple, like all genius things. The host reads the beginning of the search query, and you have 40 seconds, while sand flows in the hourglass, to come up with options. If a player names the closest to what is indicated on the card (there are several of them), he receives a token. The host decides everything – if you think that the words used are synonymous, and the character mentioned is similar in color or vibe to the one indicated on the card – give the point to the player. Then the teams (and the game is played in teams) count the points and move the token on the game board as many points as they received for the round. Who gets to the finish line first wins! 

I go online, and what’s not there!

You decided to check if the queries match the card with what the search engine will give you. And they didn't match! So, were we deceived? No need to panic. Search suggestions are also oriented to you personally. Your search history, some socio-demographic characteristics, and all that. There is even such a concept as “filter bubble.” That is, you are kind of artificially limited by search engines or social networks in your knowledge, it offers only those options that are close and interesting to you, and you may never learn about another point of view. The solution? Accept it or turn off personalization (yes, that’s possible).

Who is this game for?

• For those who have already been around the internet and know everything here;
• For a fun company of friends who want to relax and laugh without straining and reading the rules;
• For a gift to someone whose work is related to the internet and search engines in general;
• To play in the office during breaks – the game won’t take much time, but it will allow the team to relax and reboot. Moreover, board games are a great team-building element, HR take note. 

Contents

• 224 cards
• Sand clock
• 2 team tokens
• 10 correct answer tokens
• Game rules
• Box size 191x144x68 mm
• Card size 56x87 mm (protection sleeves from this section, 224 pcs.)