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The Good Game Company Fuzzy Logic
$26.99
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Fuzzy Logic is the game where the best clues are the ones that aren't too good! Played in 2 teams, the challenge is to strategically give and receive clues to sets of target words. The best strategy is to only offer up clues that will help your teammates... but not help your opponents. This may be easier said than done because each target word has a familiar connection to the other.
- A quick-to-teach, quick-to-play team game perfect for family and friends alike
- Equally as fun across a wide range of player counts
- Uniquely competitive due to the clever and creative clue-giving nature of the game
- 500 cards included for maximum replayability
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Fuzzy Logic is the game where the best clues are the ones that aren't too good! Played in 2 teams, the challenge is to strategically give and receive clues to sets of target words. The best strategy is to only offer up clues that will help your teammates... but not help your opponents. This may be easier said than done because each target word has a familiar connection to the other.