On Fri, 2010-09-03 at 20:06 +0300, Marius Lumpan wrote:

> I’ll definitively give it a try! This week-end I’m out of town at my
> mountain house, but next one I’ll probably have a mini-party in
> Bucharest, so this seems a wonderful idea to play with. I’ll need more
> details. Can I found those in forum?

Hi Marius,

Thanks for offering to playtest! : )

For the rules, you can find them in the application specifications
( http://community.hackit.cx/wiki/Facebook_card_game_-_Specifications ),
but I think it will be easier if I explain a bit here, so you don't have
to go through all the document to get it. : )

Basically, the game goes through the following phases:
     1. Print out the cards, and cut them : )
     2. Shuffle the deck, and distribute 7 of them to each player (with
        the current deck it only give cards to 3 players - however the
        game is more fun with 4-6 players, so you may want to watch when
        Deborah sends more, normally on Tuesday at most)
     3. One of the players will play as the "author". Hidden from the
        other players, he choses a card, and says a sentence or a word
        about it out loud. The trick is to make it hard enough so that
        it's not obvious which card he has chosen, but not so hard as to
        make it impossible to guess (you'll get the trick while you
        play)
     4. The other players look at their own cards, and secretly chose
        the card that is the closest to the sentence/word the player has
        said.
     5. The selected cards (including the one from the author) are
        shuffled, and then shown to all players, face up on the table.
     6. Each player, except the author, has now to guess which card was
        the one originally picked by the author. The best is to give a
        small paper to each player, attribute a number to each of the
        cards, and then each player notes the one he thinks is the one
        from the author.
     7. Guesses are revealed. If everyone or no one of the players
        guessed right, the players win. Otherwise, the author and the
        players who guessed right win.
     8. Start over in 1. At the end, the person who has won the most
        times win the whole game.

Let me know if you have any question about this! And looking forward to
the comments from you (and your friends!) will have. Don't hesitate to
be picky and to take notes, everything can be useful. : )

Xavier.

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