Watch “Review - French Toast,” a board game review for French Toast from Ryan McGillen on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Ryan McGillen on YouTube:
Hey gang! Time for another review for #firstimpressionsfriday🎲 hosted by @Nerdygirlgaming
Today we’re going to take a look at French Toast, designed by @PeterCHayward and published by @AllplayHQ
Big thanks to AllPlay for sending me a copy of this game to play and review and as you know that’s never going to affect my opinion of a game!
#boardgamegeek #allplay #tabletopgames #boardgamecommunity
Mainly reviews. French Toast is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 5 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, 1 recorded sessions, and 1 unboxings.
2 - 10 players
5 - 10 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
About French Toast, from BoardGameGeek:
In each game of French Toast, one player acts as the Toastmaster, drawing a Secret Word that you and your friends have to guess. The catch? The Toastmaster may only communicate by repeating your guesses back to you!
Each time someone makes a guess, the Toastmaster must decide whether that guess is “closer” to their Secret Word than the “closest” previous guess.
If the new guess is closer, the Toastmaster repeats it back to you. If the new guess isn't closer, the Toastmaster repeats the closest previous guess instead. Keep making clever guesses to get closer and closer to the Secret Word until you can guess the Secret Word itself!
What makes one guess “closer” to the Secret Word than another? It's completely up to the Toastmaster! They can use whatever criteria they think will help you guess the Secret Word – and hopefully the rest of you can figure it out!
You have only six rounds to guess the Secret Word, so make every guess count!
