Rating: 6.2 Fair
Popularity:1
Difficulty:Very easy
Year:1995
Players: 4-12 players
Playing time: 60 minutes
Age:7+

Created by: Mikko Koivusalo

Published by: Broadway Toys LTD, Nelospelit, Tactic

Alternate Names: Alias: Pasakyk Kitaip, Alias: sanaselityspeli, Original Alias, Uus Alias, Uusi Alias

Description:

Alias consists of many cards, each card has 6 words written on it. Each word has a number, from 1 to 6. Words are various - from very easy to very hard. Some are made of several words defining one thing (example: "Silver Medal"). There is also a board with tiles. Each tile is marked with number from 1 to 6.

Alias is played in teams, usually in teams of 2, but more people are also allowed. The "explainer" must change every turn. Each team gets a figure representing them on the board.

Their goal is to get through the board. Each time a figure stops one team member must take cards from the pack (not showing it to the other team member(s) ) and explain the words on every card that have the same number as the space their figure landed on.

The hourglass (also included) is set just before the team member starts explaining the word. (Looking at the first card and thinking about how to explain the word before the time is set is allowed).

The Player must get the other team member to say the word that is written on card by using sentences to describe the word. For example, if the word is "Silver Medal", a player can say "something that a sportsman wins at the Olympic games".

But if other team member says just "Medal", it isn't correct. Then the first player must further define what the hint might be. Second player can answer as often as he/she wants until the time runs out.

If time runs out or first player accidentally uses the word which is written in card, the team loses a turn. Variations: opposites and/or foreign words are allowed.

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Expansions:
Alias: Extra Cards 2
Alias: New Cards

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Components

  • Game board
  • 400 cards with 3200 words
  • sand timer
  • 6 game pieces
  • Instructions

Object of the Game

Explain words using other words, synonyms or opposites! Try to get your partner or team to correctly guess as many words as possible before the sand in the timer runs out.

You can move your game piece forward on the game board as many steps as your team had correct guesses, and the team that's first to reach the finish space wins the game!

Game Play

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ou can use synonyms and opposites, hints, utter sounds etc. Each team tries to guess as many words as possible before the sand in the timer runs out.

The team can move forward on the game board as many steps as they guessed words correctly.

Components

  • Game board
  • 300 cards
  • 6 pawns
  • a sand timer
  • Instructions

Object of the Game

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Components

  • Gameboard with spinner
  • 6 playing pawns 292 Word cards
  • 50 ZAP cards
  • 50 SILENT cards
  • 8 SMILEY cards
  • Sand timer
  • Instructions

Object of the Game

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Both the explainer and guesser get to move forward on the board as many steps as they got words right.

Components

  • 300 "family" cards
  • 180 "adult" cards
  • 20 "WILD" cards
  • 1 sand timer
  • 8 player pawns
  • Gameboard with spinner base and arrow
  • Instructions

Object of the Game

The first player to reach the victory space wins the game! …



Components

  • Game board
  • 400 cards with 3200 words
  • sand timer
  • 2 game pieces
  • instructions.

Object of the Game

The players form two teams.

The men form one team, and the women the other! Both teams will try to be the first to reach the finish space by explaining and guessing words correctly.

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Components

  • 200 Character Cards
  • Game Board
  • 6 Game Pieces
  • Sand Timer
  • 6 Headbands
  • Instructions

Object of the Game

Move forward on the board by quickly explaining characters to the other players, and by guessing quickly when the other players explain to you!

The player who has moved the furthest on the board at the end of the game wins!

Setup

  • Place the game board on the table.

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Components

  • Game Board
  • Dice Bowl
  • 7 Letter Dice + 1 Blank Joker Die
  • 19 Category Discs
  • 8 Pawns
  • 8 Color Tokens
  • Instruction

Object of the Game

Everyone plays against each other simultaneously, trying to be the first to move their pawn on the game board and all the way to the finish space. The player who reaches it first wins the game!

Setup

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Components

  • Game Board
  • Ferris Wheel (4 parts + axis)
  • 150 Word Cards
  • 50 Acting Cards
  • 6 Giant Game Pieces
  • Instructions

Object of the Game

Try to reach the big top at the end of the track on the game board before all the other players! You can do that by explaining the pictures on the cards and by guessing the pictures the other players are trying to explain!

Setup

Place the game board on the table. Separate the acting cards from the word cards and place them on the table, too. …



Components

  • game board
  • 192 cards
  • 8 playing pieces
  • plastic stands
  • spinner arrow
  • spinner base
  • sand timer
  • instructions

Object of the Game

The aim is to explain words and pictures without actually saying the word you're trying to explain. You can say what the thing is used for, what it looks like, where you've seen one like it, what size it is, or anything else you can think of!

The other players try to guess what word you are explaining before the sand in the timer runs out. When someone guesses the word correctly, both you and that player get to spin the spinner and move ahead accordingly. …




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