USAopoly Hues and Cues Handleiding

USAopoly Bordspel Hues and Cues

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B Y S C O T T B R A D Y

R U L E S

30 Min.3-108+

Hue - a gradation or variety of color; tint

Cue - a hint or guiding suggestion

Overview:

How well can you describe a color? In Hues and Cues, players will take

turns giving one- and two-word hints to get the other players to guess

a specic color on the game board. Players score points based on how

close they get to the correct color, and the cue giver scores points based

on the accuracy of the guesses.

Components:

• 1 Game Board

• 100 Color Cards

• 30 Player Pieces (3 each in 10 colors)

• 1 Scoring Frame

Set-Up:

Starting the game: The player who is wearing the most colorful outt will be the cue giver for the rst round.

1. Place the board in the center of the play area.

2. Give each player three pieces of the same color.

One should be placed to the left of the score •

track, with the player keeping the other two.

3. Shufe the color cards to form a face-down

draw pile.

4. Set the scoring frame off to one side.

If this is your rst time playing, assemble the scoring frame as shown.

Sliding pieces A and B onto C and D with fronts (side with 1’s) facing outward and Backs (sides with 2’s) facing inward.

Once intact it may be stored assembled in the game box.

PIECE A.

PIECE C.

PIECE B.

PIECE D.

1. Draw a Card

The cue giver draws the top

card off the deck and looks

at it, making sure not to let

any other players see it.

The cue giver chooses one

of the colors on the card to

try to describe with cues.

(Coordinates are included

for each color - this will be

important for scoring).

2. One-Word Cue:

The cue giver gives a

one-word cue to describe

their chosen color.

The word given may be

anything EXCEPT the

following:

•May not be a

common color name

(orange, blue, green, yellow

etc.) but may be an abstract

color name (chartreuse,

golden, lavender, etc.).

•May not refer to the color’s

position on the board or the

letters and numbers.

•May not refer to any object

in the room.

3. First Guess:

In clockwise order, all other

players now take turns

guessing. On their turn,

each player indicates their

guess by placing one of their

pieces on the square

they think matches the cue

giver’s description.

Important! Each color can

only be guessed once.

A color is guessed if the

space contains a piece.

4. Two-Word Cue:

Once all guessing players

have placed their rst piece,

the cue giver now gives a

two-word cue, following the

same guidelines noted as

before.

They may choose to pass on

their second cue or give a

another one-word cue.

(See additional rules.)

5. Second Guesses:

This time in

counterclockwise order,

players make a second

guess by placing their

remaining piece on any

unoccupied space on

the board.

Gray player chooses

color and gives their

two cues.

All players have made

their guesses.

After all players have made their

guesses scoring is as follows:

Gray 4 receives points

Yellow 4 receives points

Red 3 receives points

White 2 receives points

Pink 1 receives point

Green 0 receives point

Scoring Diagram based on chosen color

Starting a New Round:

Game End:

All guessing pieces are returned to their owners. The next player in clockwise order becomes the cue giver and draws a new card from the deck.

For games with 4-6 players, the play continues until each player has been the cue giver twice. If playing with 7 or more players, each person will be the cue giver once.

After all players have taken their turn at being a cue giver (once or twice), the person with the highest total score is the winner. If tied, the player who was the most

recent cue giver wins.

Additional Rules:

If a color is chosen on the edge of the board, scoring happens in the same

manner with fewer possible areas to score.

After the rst round of placing pieces, if the giver is happy with their score

(because it was accurate enough to get a lot of near-correct answers), they

may strategically elect to pass on their second cue, preventing other players

from placing their second piece. In this case, scoring happens immediately.

Variant Rules:

If you are playing with younger gamers we recommend letting players select

any color from the board to provide cues. Prior to giving the rst cue, the active

player should write down the letter and number for the location of their chosen

color, but keep it secret from the other players. This approach helps players who

may have a difcult time creating cues for certain colors.

Scoring:

After all guessing players have made their second guess, the cue giver reveals the color by placing the scoring frame onto the

board so that the color on the card is in the center. Use the letter and number coordinates on the card to ensure it is aligned

properly. Points are awarded as follows:

• The cue giver receives one point for each piece that is within the scoring frame.

• Guessers receive points based on how close they are to the correct color.

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• • If a player guessed the color exactly, they receive three points.

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• • Each other piece within the scoring frame, but not on the exact color, receives 2 points.

• Each piece on a space adjacent to the outside of the scoring frame (including diagonally) is worth one point.

Track the points by moving each player’s piece the appropriate number of spaces on the scoring track.

The cue giver can earn a maximum of nine points. Any individual guesser can earn a maximum of ve points – three for a

correct answer and two for their other piece being within the frame. Example:

M 15 K 25

B 19 J 6

1 1

0 0 00

0 0 00 1

POINTS

POINTS 0

POINTS

Product specificaties

Merk:	USAopoly
Categorie:	Bordspel
Model:	Hues and Cues
Aanbevolen leeftijd (min):	8 jaar
Voorgesteld geslacht:	Elk geslacht
Verpakkingsinhoud:	1 Game Board\n100 Color Cards\n30 Player Pieces\n1 Rulebook\n1 Scoring Frame
Aanbevolen leeftijdscategorie:	Volwassene & kind
Minimum aantal spelers:	3
Type product:	Bordspel
Leer- en opleidingsvaardigheden:	Creative thinking skills training, Colours learning
Aantal kaarten:	100 stuk(s)
Speeltijd (max):	30 min
Maximum aantal spelers:	10
Genre:	Leren
Spelmodi:	Multiplayer
Familiespel:	Ja
Niet-competitief spel:	Nee
Spelbord inclusief:	Ja
Aantal speelfiguren:	30 stuk(s)
Spelregels:	Ja