Sixth Sense Game

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Ron Hutchison

Ron Hutchison
Creator of Sixth Sense

A Psychological Game?

Sixth Sense is called a “psychological” board game because it taps into the emotional and behavioral characteristics of each player. Players learn things not only about the other players, but also about themselves.

Sixth Sense Sample Questions




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ABOUT THE GAME SIXTH SENSE

Sixth Sense is a question/answer board game based on perception that can tempt players to use a little deception. Each player is involved in every turn and each question provides a backdrop for discussion on dozens of current topics including Self Image, Emotions, Marriage, Sex, Finance, Behavior, Society, Religion and Politics. How well do you perceive others? How good are you at sensing when to risk a majority prediction? How will you answer if it seems everyone else is reading you like a book? Sixth Sense is a game of perception AND deception on several levels and rewards those who are skilled at taking risks in a social setting.

HOW TO PLAY

The following question is asked to one non-scoring player:

QUESTION: How committed are you to your strongest social belief?

A. I'd argue for it
B. I'd fight for it
C. I'd go to prison for it
D. I'd die for it

If you are being asked the question you can be honest or you can try to throw off your opponents' predictions. But be careful, they don't have to predict your answer. If there is a majority prediction, scoring players playing corresponding Majority Cards can win 6 points but will also lose 6 points if they get it wrong. Scoring players can play it safe and try to simply predict and Match your answer for 2 points without risking any points. Each answering player can play one Wild Card per game (no points are scored) if they feel it is in their best interest to hamper the play of others for one round.

How do you think most people will answer? What about your best friend? Do your opponents know that Fear is commonly regarded as the greatest motivator for most adults? Or are you playing with people who are driven by Money and will answer and/or predict based solely on their own opinion? How will they answer? How would you answer? Can you anticipate the many levels of perception where Sixth Sense will take you? Each question provides a different scenario based on how well each player perceives the world around them and the type of people they are playing with.