Vacation Slideshow
- Players: 4 – 16
- Duration: 15 - 25 min
- Free to play
How to play
Two players return from an imaginary holiday and narrate their photo slideshow. The photos are alive: the rest of the group leaps into frozen poses for each slide — with no idea what the narrators will claim the picture shows. Each "click" brings a new frozen tableau, and the narrators must confidently explain whatever chaos they see: "And here's Margaret wrestling the hotel flamingo." Poses and narration escalate together. Rotate narrators every few slides so everyone gets both jobs.
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