CMYKWavelength: The Party Game Show in a Box

This was a gift I gave during the holidays and as the party wound down, we found ourselves opening and playing Wavelength. After a quick read of the instructions and watching a youtube video on it, we were off and playing. Immediately, you start to get a feel for strategy and the communication skills necessary to try and win. The game is simple and easy to pick up for pretty much anyone, so it is pretty inclusive of age and skill levels. We had kids and adults all playing and screaming at each other. Before we knew it, we were a few hours in and having an incredible time debating, arguing, laughing, and just playing. It was a hit and something I suspect we'll be breaking out during our get togethers. Well worth every penny.

Very fun game!Can be played by 2-8 people, though I think it's best in groups of 6-8. You can play in two teams, or cooperatively with everyone together. The rules are fairly simple and easy to understand.Unlike many board games, it does not require drawing, pantomiming, singing or dancing.Best of all, it is won through mutual cooperation and agreement. Unlike some other games, there is nothing to be gained by contrarianism or rule bending.

CMYK Wavelength has taken our game nights to a whole new dimension of fun! This party game is an absolute gem that's perfect for friends and family of all ages. I can't get enough of it, and let me tell you why.First things first – setup is a breeze, and the rules are quick to grasp. No complicated instructions that leave you scratching your head. The game quality is top-notch, with components that are heavy-duty and built to last. It's like they knew this game would become a staple at every gathering.But what truly sets CMYK Wavelength apart is the ingenious blend of serious and funny vibes. Imagine sparking discussions about everything from the hottest to the coldest – all with a hint of humor. It's like a party where everyone's a detective, and laughter is the ultimate prize.The gameplay itself is a delight. Picture this: your teammate drops the clue "Coffee," and suddenly, you're in a whirlwind of guesses and hilarity. Your task is to pinpoint where the target is located on a spectrum from HOT to COLD. You twist the red dial with excitement, trying to lock in the perfect guess.And then, the moment of truth arrives – the target is revealed! Did you hit the jackpot and score big points by placing your guess closer to the center? Or did you take a wild swing and end up somewhere unexpected? Either way, the joy of discovery is infectious.One of the best parts? This game is incredibly versatile. Whether it's a small gathering or a large party, CMYK Wavelength shines brightly. It's an instant hit that brings out the competitive spirit, the laughter, and the sheer joy of spending quality time with loved ones.I can't recommend CMYK Wavelength enough. It's a guaranteed hit for game nights, offering an experience that's super fun, engaging, and totally memorable. If you're on the lookout for a game that bridges the gap between serious and silly, that accommodates both small and large groups, and that promises endless hours of entertainment, this is the one.So grab your friends, clear the table, and get ready to embark on a journey of guesswork, surprises, and laughter. CMYK Wavelength has found its permanent spot in our game night hall of fame, and I'm certain it'll do the same for you.Disclaimer: This review is based on my personal experience and opinions after playing CMYK Wavelength. Your experience may vary.And remember, the best games are the ones that make memories that last a lifetime!

This is one of the best board games available for large groups of people. It is easy to set up, it only takes a few seconds and the dynamics are extremely addictive. The game design is great and although it is not the easiest to learn, it becomes quite simple afterwards.

While this may. It be for everyone, this one was just right for me! I like how it plays, how it works its audience and how it makes the group think. But some of my friends found it frustrating because it is so abstract. That’s exactly why I liked it!

This is a fun game for a group of people. Not too complicated but very fun.

Great game. Very few rules, easy to learn, and a lot of fun to play, even if it's just you and your spouse/significant other.

My husband and I love playing this. It cracks us up.