Chimera (game) (nonfiction)
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Chimera is a party game which is made up of various other games.
It was conceived as a party game for Minicon 55, following the inspiring success of the Great Nerd Giveaway at Minicon 54.
Rules
Games and puzzles
- Who Am I? (Name on my back)
- Multiple categories: People, places, things - the List Game
- Allow players to contribute their own categories
- Multiple categories: People, places, things - the List Game
- Telephone Game
- Coders / Decoders: Volvelle, Nomogram
- Logic Cards / Envelopes, e.g. Clue
- Charades
- Pictionary
- Clay pictionary
- Puppet/toy miming
Items
- Cards (postcard-sized) in dispensers posted in key locations - cards entice players, lure them in, get them started, and direct them to the game headquarters
- Coders / Decoders: Volvelle, Nomogram
- Two-card volvelle with windows in upper card revealing details of lower card
- Logic Cards / Envelopes, e.g. Clue
- Envelopes with windows, reveal card details -- cards might slide, changing options
- Minicon 55 custom playing cards
Perception Pranks and Pareidolia
- Gentleman with fake electrical outlet sticker bedevils people in need of charging their phones @ Boing Boing
- Pareidolia @ Wikipedia
Structural
- Pyramid, Ponzi-like games - viral memetics
Potential recruits
- Thorin - reporter, editor, newspaper publisher
- DDB - photojournalist
- Andre Guirard - writer, thinker
- Richard Tatge - game guy emeritus
- Karen Cooper - human resources
In the News
Fiction cross-reference
Nonfiction cross-reference
External links:
- Chimera @ Wikipedia
- Chimera (mythology)