If I Went to Mars
Mind Games Individual Couch Games Icebreakers Indoor
- Players: 6 – 10
- Duration: 20 - 30 min
- Free to play
- Age: 4+
How to play
1. If I went to Mars is a fun memory game where the game starts by one person saying their name and the sentence 'If I go to Mars I would take a', and end the sentence with object. 2. The next person begins their sentence by saying their name and then the following sentence, 'If I go to Mars, I would take (the first person's name and object) and name of second object. 3. Then, the third person then continues and says their name and includes the name and object of the first 2 people in their sentence and gives a third object. 4. This goes on till a player does not say the name and object in the right sequence. The player is then eliminated. 5. Game ends where there is only one player remaining.
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