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"Sketch!" The game

"Sketch!" The game
This is a game that I created during math class. (When I SHOULD have been paying attention!) That requires little to no effort to play.
 
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Step 1Step One! Materials.

Step One! Materials.
This isn't a game full of expensive equipment or homemade weaponry. No! This game consists of Three things;
*Paper (Nothing Fancy Here)

*Writing Utensil of choice

  • Creativity

Once you've got these commodities you just need someone to play!
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11 comments
Jul 31, 2011. 12:21 PMPlo Koon says:
This is like something me and my brother would come up with. Enter this into the little search box to go to my Instructable, A Pointless Yet Entertaining Game: pointless, entertaining, game
Feb 14, 2011. 12:52 PMFrozenIce says:
lame but awsome :)
Feb 7, 2011. 7:32 AMnfk11 says:
dat cool!
Dec 21, 2010. 2:15 PMhobbitboy says:
not bad that is a cool game me like
Jul 22, 2009. 1:07 PMLandon Sullivan says:
Bomb Squad Squad? Wow.
Mar 11, 2009. 12:02 PMrubberchicken says:
a simple variation is that each player only gets 1 minute for each turn. I don't know how fun that would be however
Mar 7, 2009. 8:14 AMpaganwonder says:
Nice game. Wonderful exercise in brainstorming- something most people need practice at- judging by the meetings I suffer thru. A word version involves taking turns writing sentences and folding the page down as to not see previous lines. You'll be amazed at the end result read as a whole.
Mar 6, 2009. 6:51 AMPKM says:
This is the traditional start that my brother and I would use as children (a bomb falling on a power plant). I was going to write an Instructable on this very game at one point... The thing to remember to make this game fun is that it uses "cartoon physics"- magnets will irresistibly attract metal objects, you can catch anything in a big enough net, "grease" removes all friction between any objects, etc... so the plays should quickly get more and more silly. Example: A: a power station B: a bomb falling on it A: a net to catch the bomb B: scissors to cut the net A: a rock to stop the scissors B: a piece of paper (paper beats rock, remember) A: a recycling truck to remove the paper B: a landfill company employee to stop the recycling truck A: greenpeace to stop the landfill company B: Japanese whalers to stop Greenpeace A: a school of angry whales to stop the whalers You stop when you run out of space on the paper :)

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