Connections

About Connections

Connections is a game or puzzle that involves finding associations between various words, phrases, or concepts. The goal is to identify the common thread or link between seemingly unrelated items. Players usually receive a set of clues or hints to help them make the connections.

The game can be played in different formats, such as a board game, a card game, or even as a verbal or online game. It challenges players' creativity, problem-solving skills, and ability to think laterally. It often requires thinking outside the box and making connections that may not be immediately apparent.

Game Rules:

• Setup: The game typically consists of a set of cards or clues that contain different words, phrases, or concepts. These cards are shuffled and placed face-down.
• Turn-taking: The players take turns being the "clue giver" or "connector" for a round. The clue giver selects a card without showing it to the other players.
• Clue-giving: The clue giver provides a clue or hint that connects the items on the card without directly stating the connections. The clue can be a word, a phrase, a riddle, or any form of hint that helps the other players make the connection.
• Guessing: The other players, after hearing the clue, try to guess the connection between the items on the card. They can discuss their ideas and propose their guesses.
• Revealing the answer: Once a player correctly guesses the connection or if the players are unable to guess within a certain time limit, the clue giver reveals the answer and explains the connection between the items on the card.
• Scoring: Depending on the version of the game, players may earn points for correct guesses or for successfully stumping the other players with a difficult clue. The scoring system can vary.
• Rotating roles: After a round is complete, the role of the clue giver typically rotates to the next player, and the game continues with a new card.

How to play Connections

Using Mouse

Category and Tags

Discuss Connections