Wavelength
Palm Court LLC / CMYK Games
About This Game
- Category Simulation
- Installs 688k+
- Age 10
- Updated 2024-10-16
- OS IOS / Android
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Wavelength is a social guessing game that involves teamwork, communication, and intuition. In each round, one player, known as the "psychic," tries to guide their teammates to a specific position on a hidden spectrum using only a single clue. The team then has to guess where on the spectrum the psychic’s clue falls. With unique prompts and categories, Wavelength is perfect for parties and gatherings, encouraging lively discussions and creative thinking.
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How To Play
Set Up the Game: Gather players, and decide on who will be the "psychic" for the first round. The game can be played with a physical version or via a mobile app.
Spin the Spectrum Dial: The game will reveal a hidden target point somewhere on a spectrum, which could be between two contrasting concepts (e.g., "Hot" and "Cold" or "Easy" and "Difficult").
Psychic Gives a Clue: The psychic looks at the target location and gives a one-word clue intended to point their team toward the exact location on the spectrum.
Team Discussion: The team discusses and interprets the clue, trying to figure out where on the spectrum the clue fits. They debate and collaborate to get as close as possible to the target point.
Set the Dial: Once the team agrees, they move the dial to the spot on the spectrum where they believe the psychic’s clue is aimed.
Reveal the Target Point: After the team sets the dial, the target point is revealed, and points are awarded based on how close the team’s guess was to the actual target.
Rotate Roles: Pass the role of the psychic to the next player, and repeat the process with a new spectrum and target.
Keep Score: Continue playing for a set number of rounds or until reaching a point threshold to determine the winning team.
Enjoy the Creative Discussions: Wavelength sparks fun and unexpected conversations, as players try to interpret clues and get closer to each other's thought processes.