Breaking Games - Game of Phones: A Battle of Smartphone Skills

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At the end of the 60 seconds, the judge chooses their favourite answer and awards them with one point. OBJECTIVE OF GAME OF PHONES: The objective of Game of Phones is to be the first player to collect five cards.

You can keep it PG and play with the whole family or let your responses run wild when grandma and the little ones aren't around. Also, social media denizens will have an advantage, since some challenges require you to plumb for cringey posts or some such else. With years of experience, and millions of cards sold we're the highest rated and trusted place for all your TCG supplies. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

You can check out our dedicated Gaming Centre page and also see what events we are running 7 days a week. With over 100 cards and the whole internet in your hands, Game of Phones is endless fun whether you love or hate your smartphone.

Starting to the left of the Influencer and moving clockwise, each person eliminates a response by turning a phone face down and saying “Unfollow. The deck is then shuffled and placed in the middle of the playing area, within reach of all of the players. Players can sit comfy on the sofa while playing rather than sat around a board allowing the players to engage more into each task. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. As long as you can use a smartphone, you’re sure to love this fun family card game for yourself or as a gift.

The vast majority of these cards are funny or worthy challenges to complete with your phone as the resource. They mention that it's a brilliant little game, a fun gift for a teenager, and a pretty good game using smart phones. No two games are ever The same because the Internet is endless and What's on your smartphone is always changing. We played it as a family including my 10 year old daughter (she borrowed by husband's phone) and everyone had a good time. If 1 or both of the last 2 people left still have phones facing up, skip clockwise to the next person who was eliminated and let them pick the winner.