Dinosaur Tea Party

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The include things such as if the dinosaur is eating or drinking, what they’re wearing, the color of room they’re in, and whether they’re showing a tail, teeth, spikes, spots, or stripes. Likewise, you may choose to guess traits of other guests based on which traits your dinosaur has so that when they’re being narrowed down, you know slightly a bit more than others.

Simply set out the dinosaur tiles in a 5 by 4 square, give each player a set of coloured tea bags, and shuffle the dinosaur character cards and your ready to get started. While it may lack some of the additional components found in other deduction games, Dinosaur Tea Party excels in its simplicity, accessibility, and the joy it brings to the table. Crafting the right questions and interpreting the responses is crucial to deducing the identities of the other players.

The other players indicate whether they're correct by dropping their sugar cubes into the dino teapot, which cleverly reveals if any of the guesses are wrong but not which ones. and she answered 'No,' you would flip your 'eating' trait token to the 'no' side and arrange it so that it is pointing at Gina. Dinosaurs with quirks will always answer the way their quirk says when someone inquires about a trait.

Additionally, there are a number of tokens representing the fifteen traits that the dinosaurs may possess. You could narrow one guest down further, but if they answer No, then your turn is over and you’ve just revealed more information for the other players. Players continue taking turns until one player has correctly identified 3 guests (claimed 3 sugar cubes). If a name is correctly guessed, the guesser takes a sugar cube and the guessed player draws a new card. There are three quirks for the game and they change how the dinosaur it’s attached to answers questions.Dinosaur Tea Party is a light deduction game where players try to be the first to figure out 3 of the other guests’ names. So gather your friends, steep some tea, and embark on a delightful dino adventure that will leave you with fond memories and a longing for future tea parties. While the box says 3-5 players, I really don’t see any reason why 2 players couldn’t enjoy this together.