Azul
Exceptional consensus · 6 wins
Azul
Best for: Families, gateway gamers, mixed experience groups, couples
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Wavelength
Alex Hague, Justin Vickers, Wolfgang Warsch · CMYK · 2019
A social guessing game where one player sets a dial on a hidden spectrum between two extremes (hot-cold, underrated-overrated) and gives a clue. Their team debates where the target sits on the scale. Simple to play but generates the best conversations of any party game.
Players
2–12
Time
45 min
Ages
14+
Difficulty
Light
Why you'll like it
- Generates genuinely interesting group discussions
- The physical dial component is satisfying
- Accommodates 2-12 players easily
- No knowledge required — pure opinion and debate
- Every round sparks lively argument
May not be for you if…
- Very dependent on group chemistry
- Can feel awkward with reserved groups
- The spectrum extremes can be subjective
- Not everyone enjoys debate-style games
Best for
Party groupsdebate loverssocial gatherings
Awards
- 2019Golden GeekBest Party
- 2019Dice TowerBest Party
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