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Blind Corner Chaos
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Summary: Blind Corner Chaos is a guessing game where one blindfolded player calls out corner numbers while everyone else scrambles to avoid being eliminated. Ages: From 8 and older Recommended Number of Players: 10 or more |
Equipment:
One blindfold
Set Up:
Number the four corners of a large room 1 through 4 and make sure all players know which corner is which before the game begins.
How to Play:
Choose one player to be "It." Have them come to the center of the room and blindfold them, making sure they cannot see anything. On your signal, all remaining players must move to a corner of their choice. Once everyone is in a corner, It calls out a number. Any player standing in that corner is eliminated and sits out for the rest of the round.
Play continues this way — players choose a corner, It calls a number, anyone in that corner is out. If It calls a corner where no one is standing, either have It call again or have all remaining players switch corners before the next call.
The last player remaining wins the round and becomes the new It. Play as many rounds as time allows.
Winner:
The last player left standing in a corner wins the round.
Safety Note:
Players who wear glasses should have them removed before being blindfolded and returned to them as soon as their turn as It is finished.
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