Minor Details
| Designer |
Kim Vandenbroucke |
| Publisher | Hasbro |
| Players | 3-6 |
| Playtime | 20 mins |
| Suggested Age | 13 and up |
The Minor Details game is the party game for people who can’t draw (much). In this unpredictable, quick-playing game, players choose a Secret Word and draw one detail of it – not the whole picture! Then, they cover their drawing and pass their portfolio to the next player, who adds their own detail – without looking at the previous drawings. The last player to receive the portfolio uncovers the 3 sketches. Then players take turns trying to guess the Secret Word based on the other player’s drawings. Guess enough correctly to win!
NO DRAWING SKILLS NEEDED: No drawing talent? No problem. This fun game for adults and teens is all about the details (and not a player’s drawing skills).
PIECE TOGETHER THE BIGGER PICTURE: This is a drawing game with a catch – players can’t draw the whole picture! They try to guess the Secret Word using the other players’ drawings of only one feature of that word.
BAD DRAWINGS ARE PART OF THE FUN: Create loads of humorous moments with drawings so unforgettably bad they should be framed.
WIN AND LOSE AS A TEAM: In this cooperative game, players work together, trying to guess as many Secret Words correctly as possible to win. So there’s no stressful competition, just lots of laughs.
—description from the publisher
Minor Details
| Designer |
Kim Vandenbroucke |
| Publisher | Hasbro |
| Players | 3-6 |
| Playtime | 20 mins |
| Suggested Age | 13 and up |
The Minor Details game is the party game for people who can’t draw (much). In this unpredictable, quick-playing game, players choose a Secret Word and draw one detail of it – not the whole picture! Then, they cover their drawing and pass their portfolio to the next player, who adds their own detail – without looking at the previous drawings. The last player to receive the portfolio uncovers the 3 sketches. Then players take turns trying to guess the Secret Word based on the other player’s drawings. Guess enough correctly to win!
NO DRAWING SKILLS NEEDED: No drawing talent? No problem. This fun game for adults and teens is all about the details (and not a player’s drawing skills).
PIECE TOGETHER THE BIGGER PICTURE: This is a drawing game with a catch – players can’t draw the whole picture! They try to guess the Secret Word using the other players’ drawings of only one feature of that word.
BAD DRAWINGS ARE PART OF THE FUN: Create loads of humorous moments with drawings so unforgettably bad they should be framed.
WIN AND LOSE AS A TEAM: In this cooperative game, players work together, trying to guess as many Secret Words correctly as possible to win. So there’s no stressful competition, just lots of laughs.
—description from the publisher
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| Designer |
Kim Vandenbroucke |
| Publisher | Hasbro |
| Players | 3-6 |
| Playtime | 20 mins |
| Suggested Age | 13 and up |
The Minor Details game is the party game for people who can’t draw (much). In this unpredictable, quick-playing game, players choose a Secret Word and draw one detail of it – not the whole picture! Then, they cover their drawing and pass their portfolio to the next player, who adds their own detail – without looking at the previous drawings. The last player to receive the portfolio uncovers the 3 sketches. Then players take turns trying to guess the Secret Word based on the other player’s drawings. Guess enough correctly to win!
NO DRAWING SKILLS NEEDED: No drawing talent? No problem. This fun game for adults and teens is all about the details (and not a player’s drawing skills).
PIECE TOGETHER THE BIGGER PICTURE: This is a drawing game with a catch – players can’t draw the whole picture! They try to guess the Secret Word using the other players’ drawings of only one feature of that word.
BAD DRAWINGS ARE PART OF THE FUN: Create loads of humorous moments with drawings so unforgettably bad they should be framed.
WIN AND LOSE AS A TEAM: In this cooperative game, players work together, trying to guess as many Secret Words correctly as possible to win. So there’s no stressful competition, just lots of laughs.
—description from the publisher
