Dream Crush

Look deep into your heart and pick your favorite Crush in this timeless fantasy dating game. Then, try to guess who your friends are crushing on! As you play, discover sweet and odd secrets about potential Crushes and go through funny relationship milestones that'll have your emotions all over the place. Only by accurately predicting who makes your friends swoon can you live happily ever after with your own Dream Crush! Inspired by classic dating games from the past 50 years, Dream Crush was created by Found Footage Fest co - founder Nick Prueher. Chris Bilheimer and the Mondo team did the graphic design, We Buy Your Kids made the original artwork, and Carli Davidson took amazing photos with a beautiful cast of Crushes. The game has five rounds. In each round, a Milestone Card with increasing impact is shown, like 'They ask you to be on their bar trivia team' or 'You must co - sign a lease with one Crush'. Then, a Secret about each Crush is revealed to show their unique personalities and lifestyles. Each player secretly chooses a Crush to go through the Milestone with, writes it on their scorecard, and predicts their friends' choices. After everyone records their answers, players take turns revealing their picks and often have passionate discussions at the table. All correct guesses earn points, and the total points determine the game's winner.

How to play Dream Crush: First, get all players together. The game has five rounds. In each round, a Milestone Card will be shown. Read it carefully as it'll impact the game. After that, you'll learn a Secret about each Crush. Then, secretly choose a Crush to go through the Milestone with and write it on your scorecard. Also, take a guess at which Crush your friends will pick. Once everyone has written down their answers, start revealing your choices one by one. It's okay to have some lively discussions at the table about your decisions. Remember, all your correct guesses will add up as points. At the end of the five rounds, the player with the most points wins the game. As for maintenance, keep the cards in a dry place to prevent them from getting damaged. And if you're not playing, put the cards back in the box to avoid losing them.