Great, communicative Party game

Symbols say more than 1000 words? Anyway, the players have to try to represent their peers terms, films, people or proverbs using the pictograms of the game board. For example, to search an imaginary, painted, male figure. Known from film & television. A pink animal. About Porky Pig or Babapapa? No, there are also the symbols "slim" and marked "witty". So the Pink Panther?

Procedure:
The performer or performing team draws a card on which there is a number of concepts - divided according to three levels of difficulty. The first figure, the main category will be highlighted. It stands as it were for the term to guessed (eg, Film Title, Sayings, etc.). Then the corresponding tokens are placed on other pictograms to clarify the main concept. In addition, more categories can be placed, for you in turn can create matching tiles. Thus their properties are presented.
Meanwhile, the other players can often guess how they want.

The first rater who calls the right solution, receives two points. The performer or performing any crew member get one point.

The player with the most points wins.

Conclusion:
The rules are obvious and fairly easy. Not so easy, however, it is sometimes to illustrate the concepts with the symbols. But it's really funny when the rater completely fish in troubled waters. As a performer it a sometimes brings to the verge of despair: "What am I supposed to just lay still, that you may know that?"
You mark again too many symbols, which can be rather confusing.

Somewhat more difficult it is, especially in the first rounds, if you do not know so well the symbols. Over time, however, a certain routine in the Nutzweise plays a. Especially if you often play with the same players. Then you can interpret certain symbol combinations rather quickly.

Beautifully also the rule to have two players play as a team and represent a concept together. Then there is often an art, to coordinate the laying of stones with his partner.

The points system also works well because it promises the performers and successful raters points.

A similar play principle already existed in "Say it with symbols," which, however, had not worked so well.
Concept is much more mature and the possibilities of pictographs much more diverse.

The game is quite fun and it makes in the right round a lot of fun!
A really great, communicative party game!