Count to 20
- Players: 5 – 20
- Duration: 5 - 15 min
- Free to play
How to play
The group sits in a circle, or better, scattered with eyes closed. The mission: count to twenty out loud as a group, one number per voice, with no order agreed in advance. Anyone may say the next number at any moment — but if two people speak at the same time, the count restarts at one. No pointing, no signalling, no pattern-setting. Early attempts collapse at four; the room slowly learns to listen, wait, and sense each other. The silence between numbers is the actual game.
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