Are you ready for Wavelength?

Start with your category: they are always two opposites. In this case: Hot and Cold. Now randomly spin the wheel so that your team doesn't know where the thin blue target lands. One person gives a clue to encourage your team to guess where on the wheel to move the pointer. Hopefully, right in that thin wedge of blue to earn 4 points.

Here, the blue target is just to the right of center. What's something that's cold, but not so cold? Ice cream? That's cold but not compared to the Antarctic. How about rain? You give a single clue and your team has to figure out where on the spectrum to position the red pointer. It's the kind of challenge that will bring out lots of laughs and fun!

Give it a try, you'll see what I mean!

Avalon is an exceptionally popular social deduction game. Players are randomly and secretly assigned a role belonging to one of two possible forces (Good or Evil) and should act based on their affiliation in order to win. The forces of evil are few in number but have knowledge of each other. They remain hidden from all but one of Arthur's servants, the wizard Merlin. Merlin alone knows the agents of evil, but he must speak of this only in riddles. If his true identity is discovered, all will be lost.

King Arthur's loyal servants must deduce who are their trusted allies and who will betray them. Over the course of several rounds, players must choose who to send on quests in the hopes of success, but knowing that choosing a hidden evil servant could result in the mission's failure.

Easy to learn, quick to play, this is a fantastic game for up to 10 players. Be sure to join in the fun.