evolution has gone too
far
far
give yourself a big
hand
hand
that's a
burger
burger
Sixteen oversized shapes, a whole room of bodies, ten seconds each — go big.
Big Bods is for when two people isn't enough to make the shape work. Evolution Has Gone Too Far wants a five-figure row ending with someone on a phone; Give Yourself A Big Hand needs five splayed fingers, which means recruiting whoever's in the room; That's A Burger wants a properly towering stack, and a stack only towers with more bodies in it. It's the pack built for parties that have spilled past two people, when there's a whole living room of guests who'd rather be a dominoes cascade than make small talk. Auntie Zeffie judges the scale of the attempt as much as the shape — a big idea done small doesn't pass. No props, no headcount limit — just a group and a phone propped where it can see everyone. Sixteen shapes, eight dealt a round, so the crowd rearranges itself every game. Good for the party where somebody's already said 'we need more people for this one.'
Full instructions, free to play
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