Generate: Click "Generate" to create a random 2D spectrum with X and Y axes
Roll: Have the clue-giver roll 2d10 with one d10 being X and the other d10
being Y (The axes run 1-10 with 5 being the centerline on each). Try to select a phrase-person-vibe
that fits the X,Y coordinates you just rolled and inform the other players.
Guess: Guessers now argue about where the clue should be situated on the quadrant
plot. They guess some coordinates and the clue giver reveals where the clue was.
Repeat: Generate a new spectrum and keep playing!
Understanding the Scale
Each axis uses a 1-10 scale:
1-2: Strongly aligned with left/bottom option
3-4: Prefer left/bottom, but not extremely
5-6: Slightly prefer right/top
7-8: Prefer right/top, but not extremely
9-10: Strongly aligned with right/top option
Scoring (Optional)
Want to make it competitive? Try these scoring systems:
5 Points: On the Spectrum!
4 Points: 1 away
3 Points: 2 away
2 Points: 3 away
1 Points: 4 away
0 Points: 5+ away
About Themes
Choose from six visual themes to customize your experience:
Windows 95: Nostalgic retro computing vibes
Cyberpunk: Neon-soaked futuristic aesthetic
Typewriter: Classic vintage paper look
Nightmare: Dark and spooky atmosphere
Vaporwave: Dreamy 80s-90s nostalgia
Nintendo: Bold and playful gaming style
Themes are purely cosmetic—pick what speaks to your vibe!
FAQ
Can I play solo? While designed for groups, you can use it for self-reflection or to prep for game night!
How many spectrums are there? Hundreds! The X and Y axes are randomly combined, creating thousands of possible spectrums.
Can we make our own rules? Absolutely! These are guidelines. House rules are encouraged!