Twister is a classic party game that is played on a large plastic mat with colored circles and a spinner that dictates which hand or foot to place on which color. The objective of the game is to contort your body in various positions without falling over or touching the mat with any part of your body other than your hand or foot.
If you want to play Twister, here are a few rules to get you started (see the official game rules below). Set up the game by laying out the plastic mat on a flat surface and spinning the spinner to determine the starting hand or foot. Players take turns spinning the spinner and following the instructions, placing their hand or foot on the corresponding colored circle. Players must keep their other hand or foot in contact with the mat at all times.
If a player falls or touches the mat with any part of their body other than their hand or foot, they are eliminated from the game. The last player remaining wins the game.
Twister is a game that can be played by 2 or more players. It is a game of balance and coordination that requires players to contort their bodies in various positions without falling over or touching the mat with any part of their body other than their hand or foot. It's a fun game for parties, family gatherings and can be played by any age.
How flexible are you? Find out in the party game Twister. This is a great party game that will have you and your friends laughing until you fall over. Various version of this game are also available and come in different themes for kids and adults alike. Play Twister at your next party and see how good you really are at balancing.
If you want to play Twister, here are a few rules to get you started (see the official game rules below). Set up the game by laying out the plastic mat on a flat surface and spinning the spinner to determine the starting hand or foot. Players take turns spinning the spinner and following the instructions, placing their hand or foot on the corresponding colored circle. Players must keep their other hand or foot in contact with the mat at all times.
If a player falls or touches the mat with any part of their body other than their hand or foot, they are eliminated from the game. The last player remaining wins the game.
Twister is a game that can be played by 2 or more players. It is a game of balance and coordination that requires players to contort their bodies in various positions without falling over or touching the mat with any part of their body other than their hand or foot. It's a fun game for parties, family gatherings and can be played by any age.
How flexible are you? Find out in the party game Twister. This is a great party game that will have you and your friends laughing until you fall over. Various version of this game are also available and come in different themes for kids and adults alike. Play Twister at your next party and see how good you really are at balancing.
- The Party Game Twister Should Include The Official Twister Spinner
- The Official Twister Mat
- Official Twister Game Rules And Instructions
The last player left in the game of Twister is the winner of the game! If there are only 2 players and no referee, you can play without using the spinner. One player calls out the body part; the other player calls out the circle color. Players alternate turns calling out the body part first. Otherwise, game play is the same, with the last remaining player the winner.
Please keep in mind that the official Twister PDF rules listed below could be different depending on the version you have. They should be an exact copy of what came in your original packaging. Download them to view now or print them for later use.
- Official Twister Game Rules
- Official Twister Hopscotch Game Rules
- Official Twister Hoopla Game Rules
- Official Twister Dance Game Rules
- Official Twister Moves Game Rules
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Wend says:
The cloud is to lift the body part back off the board and the T is for free choice, twist the board over and pick one, or make one up!
04-22-2020
The cloud is to lift the body part back off the board and the T is for free choice, twist the board over and pick one, or make one up!
Addison says:
Can you sit down?
03-10-2019
Can you sit down?
Kathy says:
What are purple dots on spinner for
11-17-2018
What are purple dots on spinner for
tatyana says:
what does the symbols on the spinner mean?
10-17-2018
what does the symbols on the spinner mean?
Janice says:
I remember playing this game as a kid - mostly cause I always wanted to play but was never allowed to since my job was to hold the spinner while my older siblings played.
03-22-2017
I remember playing this game as a kid - mostly cause I always wanted to play but was never allowed to since my job was to hold the spinner while my older siblings played.
Denice says:
Thanks for the rules. We didn't have a copy and ran into a snag about someone trying to cheat.
03-22-2017
Thanks for the rules. We didn't have a copy and ran into a snag about someone trying to cheat.
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