Big Potato Mini Weird Things Humans Search For: A Travel Game about the Strange Side of Google Weird Things Humans Search For Mini Standalone Expansion Pack

Theme: Travel

• PINT-SIZED PARTY GAME: Unlike the full-size version, this travel game only contains 70 cards – just enough to give you a tiny taste of the real deal.
• ALL NEW SEARCHES: This travel board game contains 70 brand new searches. Combine it with the full-sized version for a 230-card slam down.
• HELP I’M STUCK… IN A SNOW GLOBE: If you guessed that, you would’ve scored pretty well. The higher your answer ranks, the more points you’ll win.
• EASY TO LEARN, QUICK TO PLAY: A travel game for adults and teenagers that takes about 2 mins to learn and 20 mins to play. Recommended for 3+ players, ages 14 and up.
• THE STRANGE SIDE OF GOOGLE: Each round, you’ll hear the first half of an internet search. It’s up to you and your teammate to figure out what came next. For example, “Help I’m stuck…”

Mini Weird Things Humans Search for Travel Edition: A Party Game about the Strange Side of Google

We’ve been looking on the Internet at some of the things you guys have been searching for and it’s pretty strange: “Has a monkey ever touched a blue whale?”, “Did dinosaurs go to heaven?”, “Is ham evil?” — the list goes on.

Well, we took all those weird and wonderful internet searches and picked out our absolute favourites. What we were left with was 160 cards, each containing a shockingly strange (yet very real) internet search.

Now it’s time for you to grab your friends, split into teams and start second-guessing exactly how strange the human race can be. If you want to win, you’ll have to take on searches about all sorts of topics: from memes to dinosaurs, pet frogs to sumo wrestlers.

How do you play?

* Like most party games, the rules are simple. Grab your friends, choose a player to be the question master, then split up into teams.
* Next, have the question master take a card and read out the first half of the search. For example: “Why do I have so much…”
* Each team then gets a minute to try and guess what the most popular ending was. Once you think you’ve sussed the answer, write down two endings: one main guess and one bonus guess.
* The question master then reads out the full list on the card. The higher your answer was on the list, the more points you’ll score for your team.
* Tally up the points, draw a new card and go again. The team in the lead after five rounds, wins!

Mini Weird Things Humans Search For: A Party Game about the Strange Side of Google