HUES and CUES - Vibrant Color Guessing Board Game for 3-10 Players Ages 8+, Connect Clues and Guess from 480 Color Squares

Great game that's easy to pick up. Our 8 year old caught on right away and could play right alongside the adults, which isn't always the case with party games. Rounds move quickly and it's fun hearing everyone's clues for the same color. It's become a regular pick for family game night.

We love this game! I randomly bought this game based on the description because it sounded interesting, and it has quickly become a family favorite. My family will play this at every Sunday dinner or party! The game is easy to set up and learn. Each game provides a new challenge because of the number of colors on the board.

Great game, easy to learn, and the fun starts immediately!

This game is so fun and creative! It’s easy to learn, gets everyone thinking, and creates lots of laughs while guessing colors. Great for family game nights, parties, or playing with friends.

When I played this game with several adults, it seemed fast paced and fun. I bought a copy for my classroom, only to discover that my youngsters (aged 6-10) don’t have enough life experience for easy play. “Granny Smith” and “gala” don’t make them think of apples, “autumn” doesn’t make them think of falling leaves (we’re in SoCal). They’re also challenged coming up with their own terms. It can be frustrating to watch. 😉 But they love to play it, especially when we have 4 or more players, probably because the younger ones can get clues from where the others place their pieces. I also use it to teach concepts like: gradations of shade, lateral thinking, and that just because you understand what your clue means, doesn’t mean the others will have the same understanding. One child said, “Apple,” thinking of the kind his family eats - Pink Lady. One of my students only thought of apples as red. One quibble: Sometimes the color on the card doesn’t quite match the shade on the board. More often the color seems different because the card has a larger black border around each hue, which causes the perception of the color to be off from the one on the board. In both cases this can cause the clue giver to use clues that get us close, but not right on.

The game is genuinely fun. Made me think hard to come up with descriptions and fun with my friends. Good gamenight game.

I bought this as a gift for my 10-year-old daughter after she saw an ad and wanted it—and she absolutely loved it! The rules are simple compared to many other games we own, and setup is easy and straightforward. Turns go quickly enough to keep everyone engaged, and the game can be as simple or as complex as you want, depending on who’s playing and how competitive you make it. Our first playthrough took about 45 minutes including learning the rules, but now that we know how it works, it would probably only take 30 minutes next time. It’s colorful, creative, and a great way to get everyone involved. Pros: Easy to learn and set up Turns are quick and keep players engaged Flexible complexity based on players Perfect for ages 8+ and family game nights Cons: None so far! Highly recommend for families looking for a fun, vibrant, and interactive game.

Our family loves this game! So fun also great because everyone can easily play no matter how young or old as long as they know colors. Sometimes it can be difficult to think of a clue when describing the color but that is part of the fun. The only other thing we have observed is that the color on the card is slightly different than what is on the board. Possibly because of the black lines around the colors on the board.

Easy to play and a lot of fun. There are lots of ways to go off script when paying, that make this game very versatile. We’ve tried several e.g. we played a version using books. Sometimes it can be a little difficult to find the right colours when playing, because the colours on the cards and the colours on the board can look different due to context. On the cards the colours are surrounded by black, and on the board, they are surrounded by other colours. Because of that, sometimes description don’t line up with guesses, not because anyone is wrong, but because of the colour context. Just a fair warning, but absolutely not a reason to play.

J'ai acheté Hues and Cues pour renouveler un peu nos soirées jeux, et quelle excellente surprise ! Nous cherchions quelque chose qui puisse plaire à tout le monde, y compris à nos amis ou famille qui ne sont pas forcément de grands joueurs de jeux de société, et Hues and Cues a parfaitement rempli cette mission. Ce qui frappe d'abord, c'est sa simplicité déconcertante : les règles s'expliquent littéralement en 2 minutes. Pas de stratégie complexe ou de longues heures de mise en place. On sort le plateau coloré (qui est d'ailleurs très agréable visuellement !) et la partie peut commencer quasi immédiatement. Nous l'avons testé dans différentes configurations, et à chaque fois, l'ambiance était au rendez-vous. C'est fascinant (et souvent très drôle^^) de voir comment chacun interprète les couleurs et les indices donnés. Les débats sur "Est-ce que menthe à l'eau est plus clair ou plus foncé que forêt tropicale ?" ont provoqué pas mal de fous rires ! Le jeu est très interactif et engageant, sans être compétitif au point de gâcher l'atmosphère. Autre point très positif : les parties sont rapides. On peut facilement en enchaîner plusieurs ou simplement en faire une pour animer un apéritif ou une fin de repas. C'est parfait quand on n'a pas forcément 2 heures devant soi. En bref, si vous cherchez un jeu : - Accessible à tous (joueurs confirmés comme novices absolus) - Qui met une super ambiance et provoque des rires - Rapide à expliquer et à jouer - Visuellement sympa ... alors Hues and Cues est fait pour vous! C'est devenu un incontournable de nos soirées. Une vraie belle découverte que je recommande chaudement.

Nice family game

The quality of the board and cards are great! Its a nice fun game specially with kids.

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