You Read My Mind from Ridley’s is the game that will have you asking, “What were you thinking?!” Think you’re in sync with your sister? Feel like you share the same brain as your bestie? Are you on the same wavelength as your wife? Let’s test that theory. Connect with another player to link two random words together. Sound easy? Well, here’s the catch: you must not speak! Instead, write down your answers and hope you’ve both caught the same vibe. If your answers are the same, congrats, you’re Master Mind Readers! If they’re not, then prepare yourself because people will probably start shouting stuff like, “How does that have anything to do with pets?”, “When are beans ever blue?”, or “Oh my god, you’re so annoying. Why aren’t you thinking of the same thing as me?!” This is a party game of perfect harmony and total chaos. But no matter which way it goes, we promise you’ll have fun. Made for friends and families who think they know each other, You Read My Mind is suitable for 3 or more players, ages 10+, and takes around 30 minutes to play—although that really depends on you! At Ridley’s Games, we like to make Good Clean Fun that’s as kind to the planet as it can be, so this game is printed on FSC paper with soy inks, and the box is made using 40% recycled materials. How to Play: This game is all about mind-reading. Well, sort of . . . Players attempt to choose the same word or phrase to link two cards. But here’s the catch: they must not speak! Nominate two Mind Readers to lead the round. They each turn over a card on the table. Now everyone writes down an answer, but only two players can win points. The Mind Readers go first. If their answers match, they win the cards! If they don’t, that brings everyone else into play. If any two players—but only two players!—match answers, then they win the cards. The player who wins the most cards is the Master Mind Reader, and everyone should be wary of them from now on. Seriously. Who It’s For: Friends who think they know each other, families who think they’re awesome communicators, and people who actually believe they’re psychic. It’s an easy game to bring out at parties and a brilliant icebreaker for new college dormmates! What's Inside: 200 cards, Predictions Pad, two pencils, and English instructions including a Winners Board.
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