Discover the joy of intellectual entertainment with "The Hat" game, a thrilling experience designed for a company of friends to enjoy explaining and guessing words. Elevate your game nights with this innovative twist on a classic!
New! Now, you can play "The Hat" with your friends online via Skype, Zoom, or other video/audio systems, making social distancing a breeze!
How often have you wanted to play but were deterred by the hassle of writing words and dealing with papers? That's all behind you now!
- No need to hunt for paper and pens; no need to invent anything. You can start playing IMMEDIATELY!
- During your turn, you won't waste time unfolding paper scraps.
- No more deciphering messy handwriting; now, all words are displayed crisply and clearly.
- Take "The Hat" with you to the bar or on the road for endless fun on the go!
What sets our application apart:
- A unique, frequently updated dictionary boasting over 13,000 words sourced from shlyapa-game.ru.
- Create your own dictionaries to include your favorite words in the game.
- Enjoy an online game mode to play with friends over Skype, Zoom, and more.
- Form teams with as many players as you desire.
- Randomly draw players to mix things up.
- Save your game and resume later at your convenience.
- Replay multiple rounds with the same set of words for continuous excitement.
- "Personal game" mode lets you play solo, focusing on your performance.
- "Robbery" mode spices things up by allowing any team to explain the last word.
- Enjoy a sleek design and an intuitive, user-friendly interface.
Here's how the game unfolds:
In the first round, each participant strives to explain as many words as possible to their teammate before time runs out. You can't use words with the same root or similar words. "The Hat" (your phone) is passed among players following the sequence displayed on the screen. The round continues until all words are explained.
For the second round, players switch to using only gestures, akin to games like "Crocodile" or "Mime." You're prohibited from using objects or indicating their color, shape, etc., during your explanations.
The third round offers two exciting options: (1) Use only one word to explain the word from the hat, or (2) Draw the word on paper or a whiteboard without any gestures or verbal cues. Remember, drawing letters is not allowed.
The team that successfully explains the most words across all rounds emerges victorious. Dive into "The Hat" for a memorable and intellectually stimulating game night!
Tags : Word
