Hues And Cues - How To Play
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
- In this video we're going to learn how to play Hues and Cues! If you have any comments or questions, please do not hesitate to post them in the RUclips comments below.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:46 - Game Setup
01:40 - Game Play Overview
02:00 - A Cue-giver’s Turn
02:38 - Giving A Cue
03:37 - Guessing
04:51 - Scoring
07:10 - Game Variant
07:30 - Conclusion
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Love the potential for this to be themed just to mix it up! Such as . . . "cues can only be Christmas related" or "things you would normally find outside".
Can’t wait to play this with my dog!
Played this tonight at our karaoke bar, and we loved it. It's surprising to see the think outside the box clues that were given like AstroTurf and even some dirty clues. A real fun and easy learning game!
So glad you enjoyed!
I feel like playing this game would be like going to the paint store. A surprisingly fun trip to the paint store.
At least it will be better than Pantone! that game was a total dud.
“All players collect their pieces” sweeps them off
As an enthusiastic board game player, your videos are wonderful and make it so easy to understand. Thank you!
So nice of you to say Alex!
Love the board! Looks like a good game for larger groups, and when you have more casual gamers coming over. Thanks Rodney!
Appreciate you checking it out!
I love games like this. Wavelength, Codenames, Decrypto etc. are all great. Is there a genre name for them?
I think BGG calls them "targeted clues" for the mechanic. I agree, the genre needs a catchy descriptive name.
This is the most chill I’ve ever seen you in a How to Play video, Rodney. Is Chaz corrupting you? Or... wait.... is that you, Chaz?
WE'LL NEVER TELL!
Rodney. I love you. That is all.
I'm not a fan of super light family/party games, but I'm definitely buying this one. It looks super fun and smart.
Hey, glad it caught your interest Luciano!
Thank you, Rodney! Great video!
Thanks Gustavo!
It looks nice!
Just bought this, and can't wait to crack it open and play. Thanks Rodney, for another fine explanation! By the way, your shirt is blushing! LOL!
Ha! Have fun :)
I love these video's, they introduce me to games I wouldn't have known without you guys. I recently bought Tailsman and just wondered if you had any plans to do a how to video on that particular game?
Hey Rayray, thanks for the kind words. I talk a bit about that here: ruclips.net/video/EdtDuvIUa6A/видео.html&t=342
I would really like to try this one. It's such a creative idea!
I hope you get a chance to!
Great video as usual! Thanks!
Hey, glad you enjoyed!
This was a really simple explanation thank you
You're very welcome!
I love the engagement in this video
Thanks for the kind words Emily!
Rodney, hue did it again--I mean, you did it again.
Oh dear...
Hi James! I just got Hues and Cues and can't wait to play. Regarding the clues,, you said not to say obvious clues like blue or red, but can you name fruits that are the color of the squares? The colorshades are so diverse I'm not even sure I'll be able to think of clues to describe some of them.
James? That's a first :) And yes, you can name fruits - have fun playing!
This looks interesting... I think I'm going to pick it up to play next time we can have a family gathering. Thanks Rodney!
Glad you enjoyed Yannick!
Awesome!
Thank you kindly!
Got to demo this at GAMA this year and since I have a keen eye for color differences, it's on my list. Thanks for the video!
Also, I'm curious about your game shelves. They look custom made. Any tips on how to build similar ones? :)
They were made by a local carpenter, so out of my league there :)
@@WatchItPlayed I figured - they're gorgeous! If you don't mind my asking, how much did they run you?
@@ReefsEdgeCreative It was part of an entire renovation. I really don't recall now.
Watch It Played No worries! Well done regardless. Thanks!
Is this available for purchase yet?
Well, this looks like a great party game. Trouble is, I don’t really go in for party games, but I always love watching you work. So I watched it through. But this is not going on the list. But did I mention that I backed Nemisis Lock Down All in? since i was sad that I had missed game and could not find a reasonable price for the game. 😆
It's been tough to find!
Watch It Played I found a few bootleg copes but the price of the bootleg copy of JUST the core came is more than the cost of “All In” backing he KS. I can wait until 2021 to get it and save that much money. I have waited a while already. I saw it on a Facebook post and started looking and it was like love at first sight.... Sort of like when I saw your video on Court of the Dead, still one of our all time favorites, and Watergate, which I know you have a fondness for. And Yes.... I know I said “NO MORE KICKSTARTER GAMES.” but, it’s only money...right??
Important question, what stops the cue giver from giving a really bad cue to guarantee that no one else scores points? One could choose to do this if it is the last round for example and they really want to keep their lead.
A tough question to answer - hopefully the desire to play the game as intended prevents this.
I prefer to do the variant by Tom Vasel, where the cue giver does NOT look at the location of their color on the board until AFTER the first cue. They then can look at the board before the second cue.
This makes it a little more difficult for the cue giver without context of the other colors around that color. This also makes it more "off the cuff" and a little more random and a little more fun and a tad more argumentative ("Why would you say Forest when there was obviously the Forest Green 2 spaces over?!")
But to each, their own!
Hey, that variant sounds fun too :)
Excuse me i have a question about the scoring, what if the clue giver pick a color at the corner of the board ( if playing without using the color card ), Can the scoring box placed overlapping the board?, and is there a chance that the color card would be at the corner of the board?
I don't think you're meant to overlap that way.
@@WatchItPlayed I see, Thank you for the answer :)
Bought today
Have fun playing!
So, Rodney -- how would you describe the color of your shirt in this video using only one word?
And let you win that easily!
We couldn't find the 3 player variant rule in the rulebook. (That the clue giver gets two points for each cone in the box.) Where is this coming from?
They updated the rulebook to include this. Sometimes rulebooks get updated after release, and since we work directly with the publisher, sometimes our videos are more up to date than the printed rules. boardgamegeek.com/thread/2468942/official-unofficial-faq-rules-clarification
Is there a solo variant option to play or is this the kind of game where you must have other players to interact with?
You need at least 3 players.
@@WatchItPlayed thanks😊
@@WatchItPlayed although I do like the design of this game, very colorful and unique; I never saw a game quite like this. Regarding about solo varients in boardgaming, I am a solo player myself on a count of my interest in playing board games solo is my own personal kind of hobby and I have lots of other games that I solo played myself, including games that must be played with others and that they aren't a solo type of game. I try to fight that logic that I can control all sides of the board (multipule playing pieces) but there are secret player game mechanics that just don't work when you have a game with cards to each player and must be kept secret among the other players. That and "bluffing" mechanics doesn't work well solo
Could this be modified for two players?
I'm not sure, never tried that.
How do we play this with two people is it the same as 3 player?
Hey there this is a game for 3-10 players. You'll find this mentioned at the start of the video. The game doesn't have rules for 2 players. Hope that helps!
We've all had that moment of putting something together and then realizing it's backwards.
I was very disappointed in myself!
I feel like 2 times being cue giver in one game is over very quick. I think that’s something one should find out while playing
It probably also depends on how many players yo have, but the nice thing is you can decide before hand to play additional rounds if you like!
Not my game. I don’t like it.
But you are still the greatest Rodney! :D
Well thanks for checking out the video anyway!
Im trying to guess the hue of that shirt
First clue - accidentally. Second clue - mixed laundry
I would of said cotton candy
I like th eidea of this game, but found out how little ooptions I can come up with for describing colors haha. Every purple becomes grape
Ha! It'll stretch your descriptive skills!
What happens at borders/corners?
There are no numbers included on the cards that will cause you to extend past the edge.
@@WatchItPlayed Thanks for the reply!
as a person thats colour blind i woud hate this game lol
Check the pinned comment for this video. The designer discusses that a bit.
I know the game is for 3 or more, but I wonder how it would work for 2 players? Has anyone tried?
I haven't.