If before running to home to catch Total Request Live and don’t miss the Video of the Music Awards, there is a new board game that might be able to interest them in you. Big Papa, a London-based indie game company, which recently debuted his MTV The decline of the Music Part of the Game, which aims to put to test the knowledge of music and the vocal abilities of their players.
Here’s how the game works: two teams first face off in a ring round that asks a player from each team to think of songs that fall into a specific genre, such as pop anthems, headbangers, and even the best of MTV Unplugged. The players pass the microphone back and forth until the time runs out. In the second round, the players randomly select three Artist Cards and they have to help their teams to guess with precision the artist by either uttering a single word, talking with a couple of letters, or the completion of a song.
Suitable for any person over the age of 13, MTV The decline of the Music Party Game is available online at Target for $20. Take a closer look at the nostalgia-inducing game ahead!
