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Ravensburger Relaunches The Cooperative Party Game Mind The Lines

Ravensburger has relaunched the 2024 cooperative drawing party game Mind The Lines, where you work together examining drawings.

Ravensburger has a new cooperative party game out in stores, as those looking to show their artistic side can work together in Mind The Lines. The game was originally released in Germany in 2024 as Krakel Orakel by Die 7 Bazis, as players are given panels with pre-drawn lines all over the place and a set of prompt cards. You'll draw a card, then trace with a marker along the lines that have already been drawn, to make a drawing of whatever you drew. Then players will draw extra cards and guess among the right and wrong answers what the drawings are supposed to be to earn points as a team. Mind the Lines will be the first drawing game from Ravensburger

Draw Your Best, But Remember To Mind The Lines

Trace your way to victory in this drawing game for everyone! In this easy-to-learn cooperative party game, each player follows the dotted lines on their board to draw a secret prompt. Then, players reveal their sketches and work together to try to match each drawing to the correct prompt. With laugh-out-loud results and simple rules, it's perfect for family and adult game night!

Before beginning, players decide which difficulty to play on: easy or difficult. Each round begins with players drawing a prompt card. Players have two minutes to draw their word – but they can only trace the lines on their dry-erase boards. At the end of the two minutes, the players' prompt cards are shuffled with an equal number of unused prompt cards, then all cards are placed face up in the middle of the table.

Players then take turns eliminating the prompts they believe don't belong to one of the drawings. Incorrectly eliminated prompts result in penalty points and are set aside. Following eliminations, the remaining prompts are assigned to the drawings, and players reveal what they drew. At the end of four rounds, the team tallies up their penalty points to find out if they win or lose. Winning depends on the difficulty and the number of players:

• Easy: You must finish with no more penalty points than there are players in order to win.
• Difficult: You must finish with no more penalty points than double the number of players to win.

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