How many players can play Blank Slate?

Blank Slate is played with 3 to 8 players, with games lasting about 20 minutes. Suitable from age 8 and up.

How do you play Blank Slate?

Each round reveals a phrase with a missing word. Every player writes the word they think completes it best, trying to match other players' choices without giving hints. You score points for each exact match.

Is Blank Slate difficult to learn?

No, Blank Slate is easy and quick to learn. It's perfect for beginners and experienced players who enjoy creativity and intuition challenges. Published by USAopoly with hundreds of cards for endless different games.

Blank Slate box - word matching party game for 3-8 players published by USAopoly

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20'

Extensive use of text

Blank Slate

Name: Blank Slate
Brand: USAopoly
SKU: 700304049803
Price: 27.19 EUR
Availability: PreOrder
Rating: 6.79 (515 reviews)

Blank Slate is the ultimate word matching party game for everyone who loves guessing and connecting. Each round reveals a phrase with a missing word, and players write what they think completes it best, trying to match exactly with other players' choices without giving any hints. With over 250 cards and 500+ cues, the game always offers fresh challenges. For 3-8 players, quick 20-minute games, suitable from age 8 and up. Published by USAopoly, it's the perfect game for family nights and gatherings with friends.

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Publisher: USAopoly

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Each round in Blank Slate, pick one of the 250+ word cue cards (which have 500+ total cues) and reveal it. Each player then writes the word they think best completes the phrase, trying to exactly match another player's word without giving a single hint.

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