HUES and CUES – Vibrant Color Guessing Board Game for 3-10 Players Ages 8+, Connect Clues and Guess from 480 Color Squares
Original price was: $24.99.$19.99Current price is: $19.99.
Can you guess the color of sunshine or a fresh apple? In Hues and Cues, every color tells a story, and it’s up to you to connect the dots! Hues and Cues is a fun and family-friendly board game that invites players of all ages to connect colors with words. Using simple one or two-word clues, challenge your group to guess from 480 vibrant colors on the game board. The closer your guess is to the target, the more points you score! Perfect for family game nights, parties, or casual play, Hues and Cues offers endless replayability and excitement. Every round is a fresh new experience filled with creative fun!
VIBRANT COLOR GAME: Challenge friends and family to connect words with colors in the engaging Hues and Cues, featuring 480 colorful hues for limitless fun!
FUN FOR ALL AGES: Perfect for family game nights, parties, or casual play, this game brings players of all ages together with simple rules and exciting gameplay.
UNIQUE EXPERIENCE: No two rounds are the same! Hues and Cues provides a new and unique experience with each playthrough, keeping the fun fresh and engaging.
CREATIVE AND INNOVATIVE: Use just one or two word clues to guide others to the right hue, sparking creative thinking and fostering fun team interaction.
QUICK TO LEARN: Hues and Cues offers fast-paced action with easy rules, making it enjoyable for both casual players, and gaming enthusiasts.
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Elena –
Nice game !
[...]Isabelle Garang Boulègue –
tres chouette jeu
[...]Benjamin Lambert –
Faut pas être daltonien parce que le beau père en a ch*er sa race
[...]Fabiola –
Llegó bien el producto y en general se ve de buena calidad los materiales. Únicamente la caja tenia una ligera hendidura, pero eso es por el trasporte. Aprovechen el costo por amazon ya que en otros lugares es mucho mas elevado. No es necesario saber inglés, además ningún juego será igual ya que aquí depende de la percepción e ideas que tengas de los colores. Requiere ingenio y es un juego bastante simple pero al mismo tiempo muy divertido.
[...]Impedious Eraticus –
This game’s been a great addition eveywhere I take it. Played it with as few as 3 and as many as 9 – everyone’s always gotten really into it, even the friends that tend to get caught up chatting most game nights. Super quick to learn too.The game does a great job of putting the artists and not so artistic on the same playing field – makes for a whole lot of laughs!
[...]Amazon Customer –
So fun!
[...]This game is such a family favorite. It can be hard, but thats the fun part! The age range could be 9+ because of the difficulty. You will need a strategy to win! Fun to play, the size is good, hard to get the best score. Worth the price.
Let’s Go Buffalo! –
Good game.
[...]Fun game. More thought provoking. Bought for teen. Good for teens and adults alike.
Thomas G. Kirk –
Querky
[...]We bought this game on a whim. It looked interesting and we were looking for a game that didn’t require an even number of players and could be five or more. It arrived in good condition and was as described. What we did not know is exactly how you play it. Turns out you have to be imaginative in coming up with words associated with a color that are not the colort itself. E.g., carrots for orange. That’s fine except ther are several oranges so you need a term that will get closer to the actual shade of oranage. E.g., pumpkim. But we have had a lot of fun with the game. It is not a game that demands a lot of strategy so it is a good alternative to Catan, Carcassonne and similiar games. Stimu;ates conversation.
joe –
Fun, but colors on cards don’t match colors on board
[...]I’m highly sensitive to colors and, although this game is fun, I would suggest looking at the color on the board before giving clues… the colors printed on the cards do not match precisely. Other players in my group couldn’t tell the difference, but I could! In order to prove this, I used a color scanner to give the exact hex code and sure enough they did not match.
Kindle Customer –
Beautiful board, great game
[...]Our family has gone through 10 new board games this Christmas and this was THE BEST BY FAR! (And the others were all good to be fair) Win or lose, it’s simple but clever, easy to play, makes you think and laugh. Beautiful design.
yamil –
I love it!
[...]Such a fun and entertaining game. Perfect for friends, family gatherings, or big groups.Up to 10 players, easy for ages 9+.Maybe not great for traveling do to its size and weight.Overall 10/10 for me.
Kindle Customer –
A great game for a group – easy to learn.
[...]So many of our games are only for 4-6 people, but this one is good for up to a group of 10. We played it several times over the holiday season and everyone had a lot of fun. I’d also say it’s great for a group with a variety of ages. It’s so funny to see how others describe a color/shade of color. Entertaining, easy, fun and quick to learn – which is so important when you want to play a game right after unboxing. Highly recommended!
Tammy –
Love this game!
[...]It’s a beautiful game that stretches your creativity. Fun and easy to play with people of all ages. Just wouldn’t recommend this for color blind people- obviously.