Monster Voices

Monster Voices

2023George Chenery, Claire Shenstone-Harris

2 - 10 players
20 - 30 min
1.0/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

Can you say "Mom, can I have another bowl of spaghetti?" in the voice of a were-octopus? Can you become a monster? Monster Voices is a party guessing game where you have to successfully imitate the voice of a monster! Each round, one player becomes the Monster Spotter and lays out nine cards on the table. Each card has a drawing of a goofy monster: A scary skeleton, a goofy globman, a wiggly werewolf, etc. Each other player draws a card that tells them which of those monsters they must become for the round. The Monster Spotter draws a Words of Wisdom card, which tells all other players what phrase they need to say in their monster's voice. In turn, each player says the Words of Wisdom in their best impression of their monster. If the Monster Spotter successfully spots them, both players get a point!

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About Monster Voices

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Can you say "Mom, can I have another bowl of spaghetti?" in the voice of a were-octopus? Can you become a monster? Monster Voices is a party guessing game where you have to successfully imitate the voice of a monster! Each round, one player becomes the Monster Spotter and lays out nine cards on the table. Each card has a drawing of a goofy monster: A scary skeleton, a goofy globman, a wiggly werewolf, etc. Each other player draws a card that tells them which of those monsters they must become for the round. The Monster Spotter draws a Words of Wisdom card, which tells all other players what phrase they need to say in their monster's voice. In turn, each player says the Words of Wisdom in their best impression of their monster. If the Monster Spotter successfully spots them, both players get a point!

Designers

George Chenery, Claire Shenstone-Harris

Artist

Sean Ward

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