Make-A-Scene
A board game by Mary Danby, Howard Webster
2-8 Players 30 minutes Medium
Team-Based Game, Line Drawing, Paper-and-Pencil
Party Game
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Description
Make-A-Scene is a classic party game that's all about creativity and teamwork, designed by Mary Danby and Howard Webster and first published in 1992. In this fun and interactive game, 2 to 8 players work together in teams, taking turns drawing lines and adding to a scene, with the goal of creating a cohesive and hilarious picture. With normal complexity rules, it's easy for board game fans to pick up, and the 30-minute playtime makes it a great addition to any game night. As a team-based game, players will need to communicate and work together to create their masterpiece, using line drawing and paper-and-pencil mechanics to bring their scene to life. The result is a unique and entertaining experience that's perfect for groups of friends or family looking for a light-hearted and entertaining party game.
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