25th Century Games Green Team Wins

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The current – and as I understand it from what 25th Century Games say here, all future printings – only supports up to six players. There are purple cards (this or that), blue cards (best of three), and yellow cards (fill in the blank).Prompts come in one of three types: Best of Three, where you choose the answer you think is the most popular, This or That, where you pick one of two options, or Fill in the Blank, where you’re given a word and have to fill in the associated word. Even though we figured this would be a fun party game, I was surprised just how fun this one was to play with our family. Sometimes we’ll play a party game and we can tell it will be great with all adults, or all kids, but Green Team Wins is a fantastic multi-generational game, and it really exceeded our expectations in that way. The underlying concept of Green Team Wins is reading the room and choosing what you think the most popular answer will be. Selected lines only, determined by size, weight or whether delivered direct from one of our suppliers.

Green Team Wins then, was clearly designed just for me, which was a really nice thing for designer Nathan Thornton to do – to make a game just for me. To win, get on the Green Team, stay on the Green Team, and win – because that’s what the Green Team does. Some questions are really obvious such as what’s the most disappointing coin (penny, nickel, or dime)?

Spencer bounces around from hobby board game to hobby board game with plenty of Nintendo Switch in the mix. Much like Green Team Wins, Herd Mentality rewards points for players who match with the majority answer. Join the community and come discuss games like Codenames, Wingspan, Brass, and all your other favorite games! While I had a pretty good time with Green Team Wins several times, there is some frustration with having to rifle through questions to find any that are worth asking.

We have family members who are so picky about learning new games and they were obsessed with this game after just one round.Green Team Wins is a party game for, really as many people as you want, but there’s pieces in the box for up to 12 players. You can play with as many people as you like if you supply paper and pens, but if you want the drywipe board and pens experience, you need more copies of the game to combine together. I have Herd Mentality already ( review here), which I love too, but it lacks the three categories of prompt cards.