Glom

Glom

2023Ellen Burns-Johnson, Mark LaCroix, Dale Lynn LaCroix, Stephen McGregor

Videos
9
Creators
5

Mainly reviews. Glom is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 5 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, and 1 recorded sessions.

1 - 6 players
5 - 20 min
2.7/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

Rewrite the Phrase, while following the Rule, to meet the Goal! Glom, from the hosts of Nice Games Club, is a fast-paced, quick-witted game of ridiculously reworded remarks. Each round, a common phrase is revealed that players will have to rewrite, according to a random rule, in order to achieve a random goal. How do you say "Who ate the last cookie?" without using any words over four letters long? How many vowels can you stuff into a brand new version of "Better late than never" without using any double-letters? A hilarious game that pushes vocabulary to the brink of insanity, with an objective (but unpredictable!) scoring system. -description from the designer

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About Glom

From BoardGameGeek:

Rewrite the Phrase, while following the Rule, to meet the Goal! Glom, from the hosts of Nice Games Club, is a fast-paced, quick-witted game of ridiculously reworded remarks. Each round, a common phrase is revealed that players will have to rewrite, according to a random rule, in order to achieve a random goal. How do you say "Who ate the last cookie?" without using any words over four letters long? How many vowels can you stuff into a brand new version of "Better late than never" without using any double-letters? A hilarious game that pushes vocabulary to the brink of insanity, with an objective (but unpredictable!) scoring system. -description from the designer

Designers

Ellen Burns-Johnson, Mark LaCroix, Dale Lynn LaCroix, Stephen McGregor

Artists

William Bricker, Sydney Engelstein

Categories

Card GameHumorParty GameWord Game

Mechanics

Move Through DeckPaper-and-PencilPattern BuildingPattern Recognition
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