In The Palm of Your Hand
Open Leon’s souvenir box and discover his amazing life! The 100 cards of the game are as many memories to mime, in the palm of the hand of other players... (read more)
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Noble Knight GamesReviews
mixed, 69% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
30 minutes
Published
2022
Age
10+
Publisher
La Boite de Jeu
Players
2 to 8 players
Designer
Timothée Decroix
Playstyle
Involved
Game's Categories
Strategy Game, Cooperative Game, Party Game, Swan Panasia Co., Ltd., Sabrina Miramon, Team-Based Game, and Communication Limits
Description
Open Leon’s souvenir box and discover his amazing life! The 100 cards of the game are as many memories to mime, in the palm of the hand of other players using 11 different objects. Focus on the sensations you felt to find the right memory!
The game tells the extraordinary life of a grandpa, Leon, who shows his souvenir box to his grandchildren. His memories are depicted on 100 beautifully illustrated cards. The game also includes 11 Objects that will be used by the players to mime Leon’s memories. Indeed, the active player draws a card, chooses the objects to use, and mime the memories of the card in the hand of another player who has his eyes shut and plays the role of the grandpa; the latter focuses on the sensations he feels during the mime. The opponents are watching the mime and must find, among the cards they have in hand, which one could fit with the scene that has been mimed in order to mislead the grandpa.
Will the grandpa be able to find the right memory among 8 different cards?
Contents
100 Souvenir cards (80x120mm)
20 Constraint cards (41x63mm)
11 objects
1 cloth bag
24 victory point tokens
1 rulebook
The game tells the extraordinary life of a grandpa, Leon, who shows his souvenir box to his grandchildren. His memories are depicted on 100 beautifully illustrated cards. The game also includes 11 Objects that will be used by the players to mime Leon’s memories. Indeed, the active player draws a card, chooses the objects to use, and mime the memories of the card in the hand of another player who has his eyes shut and plays the role of the grandpa; the latter focuses on the sensations he feels during the mime. The opponents are watching the mime and must find, among the cards they have in hand, which one could fit with the scene that has been mimed in order to mislead the grandpa.
Will the grandpa be able to find the right memory among 8 different cards?
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