How To Play Twenty Questions On Game Pigeon

Components

Game Board
150 question cards (for 3,000 total clues).
Instructions

Have the players guess the mystery object after they have asked all of their 20 Questions. The winner is the one who correctly guesses the mystery object. Increase the difficulty of the game by reducing the number of questions allowed each time you play. Step 6: Let the winner choose the next mystery object.
Question Mark Playing Pieces (4). Red 20 Questions® Chips (20). Blue 'Free Guess' Chips (5). Game Board. Instructions Set Up 1. Place the playing pieces at START on the game board. Place the red and blue chips along the edge of the game board. Open the 20 Questions® card deck and place a stack of cards in the center of the.

In some games, the questions are asked back and forth between only two people. 20 questions may be a little unique to the others of its kind because you can only ask 20 questions per round. Besides that and one other basic rule (which is the question has to be about one person, place or object), the rest of playing 20 questions is simple.

Object of the Game

The object of the game is to show off your smarts by correctly identifying 10 well-known mystery topics through a series of clues.

Game Play

The youngest player selects a card and says 'I am a _______' (Person, Place or Thing) as shown at the top of the card.

This player becomes that Person, Place or Thing for this round, and is known as the Reader.

The player on the Reader's left (the Guesser) selects either odd or even.

The Reader then reads clue #1 or #2, depending on whether the Guesser chose odd or even. The Guesser has 10 seconds to guess the Reader's identity.

If the Guesser is incorrect, the player to the Guesser's left becomes the next Guesser and selects either odd or even.

The Reader continues to reveal the next odd or even-numbered clue.

Once the identity of the Reader is correctly identified, the player to the Reader's right becomes the Reader for the next round.

Points are awarded only to the Guesser who guesses correctly.

Scoring Points