Give a clue on a spectrum and help your team locate a hidden target.
A clue giver sees a hidden target on a spectrum and gives a clue to locate it. The fun comes from explaining why something is slightly hot, very strange or almost completely useless.
This summary covers team play. For 2–5 players, the rulebook recommends cooperative mode, which uses a seven-card deck and different scoring.
In team play, finish the turn with the most points when a team reaches ten; use sudden-death turns if tied.
The psychic secretly checks the target and gives a clue that fits the displayed spectrum
Their team discusses the clue and positions the dial; the other team predicts left or right
Reveal the target, award points and pass play to the other team unless the catch-up rule applies
A quick introduction to the base game. Use your edition’s rulebook for full setup, card effects and exceptions.
Publisher rulebook (mirror) ↗Playing times and difficulty are catalog estimates and may vary by group and edition. Consult the official rulebook for complete rules.
Write unique one-word clues to help a teammate guess a mystery word.
How it plays: Word association · Limited communication
Connect pairs of words with clues so teammates can reconstruct your clover.
How it plays: Word association · Pattern recognition
Place hidden flowers and skulls, then bid on how many flowers you can safely reveal.
How it plays: Bluffing · Bidding
