When we first moved to Colorado, in November of 2020, we didn't have any friends or family here. Our new across the street neighbors invited us to their home for the holidays. One of the games we played while spending New Year's Eve at their home, was Telestrations. We had a blast learning a new game and making new lifelong friends at the same time!
Telestrations is a combination of the classic childhood games "telephone" and "Pictionary". Players take turns drawing and guessing the prompts drawn by other players. There's an option to keep score, but we honestly have never bothered with a "winning" aspect to this hilarious game!
We quickly bought a copy of Telestrations for ourselves, and then after a while we added Telestrations After Dark to our family game collection. When this Tryazon opportunity came up from one of our favorite game manufacturers, The Op Games, we knew we wanted in on this updated version of the game!
There are countless prompts for the new updated version of the game, which also allows up to 8 players to play at a time! They also released an 80s and 90s themed expansion deck of cards you can add, and of course this 80s baby had to add that to our collection!
Along with the new updated Telestrations game, The Op Games sent a Mini/Travel version of their hit game Tapple and a new game, called Flip 7.
I didn't manage to get any pictures of the Tapple game, because the kids instantly claimed it and took it along with them everywhere we went recently!
Flip 7 really surprised us, because sometimes card games can get a little too complicated, but this one doesn't! The game play is different than anything else in our extensive game schooling collection but also familiar in some aspects too. It secretly gets the family doing math, which as a homeschool mom, I love that! One feature I really love about this game, is the QR code in the instructions that opens an interactive score keeping sheet, from your phone!
All in, we will continue to purchase The Op games because they are family hits!