Wavelength Fan Site

Components

• The Device
• 84 spectrum cards
• 3 Scoring tokens
• Custom plastic tray
• Rulebook

Overview

Wavelength is a social guessing game where two teams compete to read each other's minds.

Teams take turns rotating a dial to where they think a target is located along a spectrum that's hidden behind a screen.

One player from the active team-the Psychic-knows where the target is, but can only give a clue ON THE SPECTRUM between two opposing concepts. After that, their team- mates have to guess where the target is. …

Clue Giving: Firm Rules

Wavelength is all about wildly creative clues. So we tried to give players as much freedom as possible to do that.

These rules are here only to restrict clue giving methods that frequently broke the game-feel free to adapt them to whatever works best for you and your friends. And if you do, please share them with us!

1. Convey a single thought: A clue shouldn't combine multiple ideas or give a lot of explanatory context. Words like "AND", "BUT", "WHILE", "WHO", and "WHEN" are sometimes OK, but not when they basically combine two clues together. …