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BrainSpin

BrainSpin

2015·Frankie Abralind

2 - 10 players
5 - 60 min

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Do you see a brain... ...or a hamburger bun? Quickly start a laughter-filled conversation and get to know folks with this simple card game! Your friends' brains will delight you as the simple shapes on the cards inspire vastly different interpretations. Instructions To play, place a card face up on the table. Use a timer to count down a minute as players write lists of all the things they see in the image. A square, for example, becomes sugar cube, a yawning robot's mouth, and the plan view of an elevator shaft. Repeat for three cards. Players then compare lists and earn points for each unique interpretation. Uses BrainSpin is more than just a fun card game. It's great for a non-campy icebreaker teaching empathy encouraging visual thinking teambuilding showing the power of collaboration building a design thinking mindset

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Do you see a brain... ...or a hamburger bun? Quickly start a laughter-filled conversation and get to know folks with this simple card game! Your friends' brains will delight you as the simple shapes on the cards inspire vastly different interpretations. Instructions To play, place a card face up on the table. Use a timer to count down a minute as players write lists of all the things they see in the image. A square, for example, becomes sugar cube, a yawning robot's mouth, and the plan view of an elevator shaft. Repeat for three cards. Players then compare lists and earn points for each unique interpretation. Uses BrainSpin is more than just a fun card game. It's great for a non-campy icebreaker teaching empathy encouraging visual thinking teambuilding showing the power of collaboration building a design thinking mindset

Designer

Frankie Abralind

Publisher

Winning Moves Games (USA)

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