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What Even Is This?
Pitch Deck is the party game where players pitch the best movie ideas, blending wild genres, quirky characters, and unexpected twists. Each round, the Studio Head picks a winner, and the player with the most prompt cards takes the crown.
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The Rules Are Simple
Your goal? Craft the most outrageous, compelling movie pitch and collect Prompt Cards like your life depends on it. Draw 3 of each card type, and get ready to spin cinematic gold. Oh, and decide how many rounds you can handle before someone flips the table.
Cards, Chaos, & Creativity
Wild Genre Cards (think Sci-Fi Westerns), iconic Characters (hello, Iron Man), and bonkers Storylines (zombies meet 50 Shades of Grey). Plus, Prompt Cards to make your pitches even weirder.
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Pitch or Ditch
Grab your cards, craft your pitch, and sell it in 60 seconds flat. Use your Genre, Story, and at least one Character Card to create the next blockbuster—or at least something good enough to win over the Studio Head.
Judged, Not Silenced
The Studio Head hears your pitch, laughs (or cringes), and picks their favorite. Winner gets the Prompt Card, and the Studio Head role moves clockwise. Player with the most Prompt Cards wins the ultimate honor: bragging rights forever.
Example? Say No More!
Picture this: You’ve got Sci-Fi, Sherlock Holmes, Pikachu, and a world where everyone is addicted to virtual reality in your hand. The Prompt Card? "Must include a talking cactus."
Your pitch? “Sherlock Holmes and Pikachu team up to save humanity from a VR apocalypse. Their ace in the hole? Thornado, a foul-mouthed talking cactus who drinks tequila and holds the secret to shutting down the servers. Let’s just say... it gets prickly.”
Check Out "The No Nonsense Rule Book"
Pitch Deck: Game Rules
Objective
Create the most compelling project pitch using various cards and earn the most Prompt Cards by the end of the game.
Game Components
- Genre Cards (Green): Represent the style or category (e.g., Western, Sci-Fi).
- Character Cards (Blue): Feature well-known or archetypal characters.
- Story Cards (Red): Contain plots, settings, or concepts.
- Prompt Cards: Scenarios or requirements that must be included.
- Studio Head: A rotating role that acts as the judge and dealer for the round.
Overview of Play
All players draw 3 of each action card. Maintain a hand of 9 at all times by drawing one of your choice at the start of your turn. The Studio head draws a Prompt Card for everyone to incorporate. Each player submits their pitch blindly, then takes 60 seconds to elevator-pitch it to the Studio Head for points!
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Who Should Go First?!
Press the button to decide who takes the lead to kick things off in your party!