Connect Connected Dots

Connect Connected Dots

2025Steve Finn, Zack Guido

2 - 16 players
15 - 30 min

From BoardGameGeek

This game is one of five games in The Pipnetic Book of Cut and Play Party Games: Drawing Edition. In this cooperative game, players create drawings by “connecting the dots” on 16 different canvases (sheets of paper). Each canvas features a word that is paired with another word on a different canvas based on rhyming, compound words, or common associations. Players look at their secret words and then draw images of them, but only by drawing straight lines from dot to dot on their canvases. When all players are done drawing their words, they display their canvases and then try to find canvases that contain the related words. The players are not allowed to talk about their drawings, but simply say "I think this canvas goes with that canvas". Players try to match as many canvases as correctly as possible. -description from the publisher

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About Connect Connected Dots

From BoardGameGeek:

This game is one of five games in The Pipnetic Book of Cut and Play Party Games: Drawing Edition. In this cooperative game, players create drawings by “connecting the dots” on 16 different canvases (sheets of paper). Each canvas features a word that is paired with another word on a different canvas based on rhyming, compound words, or common associations. Players look at their secret words and then draw images of them, but only by drawing straight lines from dot to dot on their canvases. When all players are done drawing their words, they display their canvases and then try to find canvases that contain the related words. The players are not allowed to talk about their drawings, but simply say "I think this canvas goes with that canvas". Players try to match as many canvases as correctly as possible. -description from the publisher

Designers

Steve Finn, Zack Guido

Artist

Zack Guido

Categories

Party Game

Mechanics

Cooperative GameDrawing
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