Description
Product Description
Pick one of over 250 Word Cue cards (with 500 total cues), write the word you think best completes the phrase – and try to match it exactly to another player’s word without giving a single hint.
Set Contains:
1 x Score Board
8 x Dry-Erase Slates
250 x Double-Sided Word Cue Cards
8 x Dry-Erase Markers
1 x Rules
From the brand
From the manufacturer
Blank Slate
Blank Slate is the clever party game from The Op Games where you try to predict what others are thinking. Everyone secretly writes a word that completes a phrase on the cue card, but choose your word carefully, you score the most points for matching words with only one other person. In this fun, easy to learn board game you get to think outside the box, but not too far or you won’t match words with anyone. Player with the most points wins! Who knows – if you get good enough at it, soon you might be finishing OTHER’S ______.
The Game Where ______ Minds Think Alike!
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Includes: Dry-Erase Score Board, 8 Colorful Dry-Erase Slates, 250 Double-Sided Word Cue Cards, 8 Dry-Erase Markers with Erasers, Rules |
Write the word you think best completes the phrase – and try to match it exactly to another player’s word without giving a single hint. |
Easy to learn, fun to play – pick up Blank Slate today and have it for your next family game night or party night! |
Important information
Safety Information
CHOKING HAZARD — Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
Krystina Johnson –
This game is truly good for a wide range of ages. It can be played at any pace. It is a pretty laid back game. Easy set up and easy to understand.
Nancy H –
Played at a friend’s house and then bought one on the spot! So easy and all ages can play. Great even for the folks who think they don’t like to play games.
Kiaya V –
Great for any occasion and very easy to pick up! We found ourselves playing more and more rounds unexpectedly because of how in to it we were!
Chris Cade –
This is the only game that currently gets the whole family ranging in ages 8, 17, 40’s, and 70’s around the table. The teenager often avoids family time, but this is funny and interesting enough that it keeps him engaged. It is also doable for the 8 year old who is beginning to learn to read and write. It actually becomes an educational game where we can work on spelling things, simply by modeling without it being an official spelling lesson. One of the other fun things about it is that it helps the family get to know each other better by noticing how different answers reflect each person’s personality and how they tend to think about things. It is also a quick game that you can get through with a short amount of time. One of the benefits is that it also has options for purchasing extension packs when you have gone through the box so many times and you already know everyone’s answers. Although, we have learned, it also changes with each game too, as we try to strategize from remembering answers from previous games. The best part, everyone is smiling and laughing having great time!
Reasonable Minds Can Differ –
What a fun game! It’s entertaining to see how different the responses are to the words proposed. I’m not all that competitive, so I don’t feel a need to keep score, but those that do really love it too. And I love how it’s equally fun no matter how old you are. As long as you’re old enough to spell, you can join in. We’ve had a blast with this game (even better than our long-time favorite FIVE CROWNS, which is also very easy to learn and super fun as well.)Take this simple example: Hot ___. How would you complete the phrase? There are SO many possibilities. Hot dog. Hot tub. Hot toddy. Hot day. Hot night. Hot stuff. Hot rod. Hot pants. Hot plate. And so on. There are 250 two-sided cards with other words, so I’m not sure we’ll ever get through them all.This is a great game!
Pamela Free –
Simple premise but makes it fun for everyone when you have multiple ages playing together. Everyone can participate!
Rebecca –
Super fun and easy to play. Best with the 8 players.
bookwrym –
This is a fun game for groups of 4-8. Doesn’t take a vast vocabulary or mathmatical mind. Everyone gets to play every round. Can quit game at any time or have people drop out, and have conversation while playing.
Jestelle –
My 12 year old son plays this game at his school and told us that he’d like to have it at home. I love word games and this one is pretty fun-for all 4 of us. Really the more people you have to play this the better. I’ve thought about adding an alphabet dice to this because usually mid way through it gets a bit tedious to keep coming up with different words then everyone so that there’s long stretches of no one getting points.
Ariel –
I’ve not heard of thus game until one night a friend invited me for a game night. This was amongst the choices and wow we had hilarious moments. I recommend this game although we did keep it PG since there were younger children around.