The activities in Cranium include a wide variety of things including sculpting, singing, dancing and many other silly but fun tasks. The Cranium board game was based around the traditional game of Ludo. The concept and design came about because the designers, Whit Alexander and Richard Tait, recognised that there was a gap in the market for a board game which required players to use a range of different skills when playing, rather than just one.
The board game was only released into the market in , so in board game terms is relatively new but still very successful. Cranium comes in two main versions, the board game and the video game. The same applies to sensosketches and cloodles.
Whichever team gets it first gets to roll the die and move, and play continues with the team who the Club Cranium card was originally for. If no one guesses the answer before time runs out, no one moves and play continues with the team whose turn it was.
If a team gets a Club Cranium card correct while on a Planet Cranium, they may move on the fast track if it was their first activity while on the Planet Cranium; if their first activity on a Planet Cranium is a Club Cranium and they do not win it, they still try for the fast track on their next turn.
The only penalty for not getting a Club Cranium right is not being able to take an extra move. Around the "Cranium Central" space in the center of the board are four black spaces, each with the name of one of the decks on it. Before a team can go into Cranium Central, they must collect one card from each deck by moving around these spaces. When a team reaches the end of the path, they must place their mover on the black space that with the deck name that corresponds to the color of their roll.
If they roll purple, they may decide which black space to start on. They continue play in the normal fashion, except that when they complete an activity successfully, they keep the card, and instead of rolling the die, they move clockwise to the next black space.
Once the team has a card from each deck, they may move into Cranium Central. Once they are in Cranium Central, on their turn, they will receive an activity from the deck that the other teams decide on. If they do not complete the activity successfully, they must wait until their next turn, when the other teams will pick another activity for them, either from the same deck or another deck.
Once the team successfully completes an activity while in Cranium Central, they have won the game. Card Game Database Wiki Explore. Wiki Content. Magic: The Gathering. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Cranium board game. Edit source History Talk 0. Categories Articles containing potentially dated statements from Articles with invalid date parameter in template All articles containing potentially dated statements Board games introduced in Party board games Hasbro games Cross and circle games Quiz games Add category.
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