Board game "What Did You Say? vs. Try and Repeat"

Two games in one box.

Is your friend saying something unintelligible? Does it sound like poetry? Check if they have a mouthpiece in their mouth—they might be playing this game. Here, some participants must recite poems while wearing a mouthpiece, while others must repeat them from memory. Quickly divide into teams and let the fun begin!

How to play?
The first player of the team puts a mouthpiece in their mouth and draws the top card from the deck. Then, the player reads the first line of the poem. The goal of the player without the mouthpiece is to repeat it word for word. If they succeed, the player with the mouthpiece reads the second line. The player without the mouthpiece then repeats the first line of the poem, followed by the second. This continues until the poem has been recited in full. If they fail to repeat it, the turn passes to the other team, who does the same (but with a different card and a different poem).
Every time the turn returns to a team (that made a mistake last time), they start reading the poem from the very beginning—from the first line and so on in order. Meanwhile, the player explaining does not change the card. If the player without the mouthpiece manages to reproduce the poem without errors, that card is awarded to the team and counted at the end of the game. The game continues until one of the teams collects the required number of cards. The team that does this first wins!

Contents: 100 cards, 6 mouthpieces, game rules.

Age: 10+

Number of players: 2-10

Dimensions: 230x170x40 mm