Drummond Park Articulate! Reviews

In the box: Rules Game board Spinner for the centre of the board 4 coloured playing pieces Timer 500 game cards Age and number of players: To play properly you need a minimum of 4 players and 2 teams (although this can be played with 3 or even 2 people). Technically there is no maximum on the number of ...  Read the complete review

I first came across this game at a party. I must admit, I was a bit scared initially- I'm not the most articulate person ever! But it wasn't long until I was really enjoying it, and had forgotten my prehibitions. I loved it so much I bought it for myself, which I don't think I've ever actually done before. Basically, the game is played ...  Read the complete review

Available for £24.24 from Amazon, 'Articulate' is by no means the most elaborate of board games, but due to its simplistic beauty, it has to be one of the most entertaining. Playable with a minimum of four people, the aim is to describe a word listed on one of the playing cards to your teammate within a specified time limit. If your ...  Read the complete review

My constant way of describing Articulate! to people is "It's like pictionary but with talking". Allow me to clarify a little - You are arrange into teams (with at least 2 or 3 people in each team), one person picks a card, the timer is started, and they ten have to describe the word that is on the card. For example, the word is ...  Read the complete review

I was a bit skeptical about playing this game when it was first brought out at a party. It is all about word play and being an engineer if it doesn't involve numbers then I usually struggle. That wasn't the case with this game; it was good fun to start with and even better after you lose you inhibitions How do you play? You ...  Read the complete review

Articulate is a hugely enjoyable party game, involving lots of fast talking and quick thinking. The game is played in teams of at least two and you move around the board landing on different categories. Your team then has to describe words from that category in such a way that your team members guess them as quickly as possible. The more words you ...  Read the complete review

I love board games that are fun to play for all the family, and easy to get into, where you dont get bogged down with all the instructions, so that you can start playing stressfree. Articulate is just that, do not let the name scare you off as I promise you do not have to be articulate to play it! Articulate actually has a very simple ...  Read the complete review

Articulate is a really entertaining, fast-paced family game with very easy to understand gameplay. The premise is this: you get into teams of at least two, and choose a playing piece. The board is just a traditional one, but with a spinner in the middle which a team spins if they land on a special square, giving them the opportunity to ...  Read the complete review

I think the game is great. It really is one for a night in with friends. It's easy to play with simple explanations so even if you haven't played the game before it's really quick and easy to get going. Be prepared to be laughed at and laugh at others. This game isn't for those who are concerned by what people think. With this game you have to be ...  Read the complete review

Articulate is by far my favourite board game. It involves describing words to a team member and moving around the board with each successful guess of the word. The words to be described range from famous names, places and objects to actions. It is similar to Taboo, but it is much more heavily based on teamwork. Unlike other games (such as ...  Read the complete review

I first stumbled across this game a few years ago, when I was invited over to a friend's house for a get-together. Articulate! (the exclamation mark is very important), was wheeled out and has since become one of my favourite games. The object of the game is to be the first team to reach the finish segment of the board, which is done ...  Read the complete review

~Bit of banter to make review more interesting~ Since going off on some jolly holidays, I have found that my bank account has been suffering (obviously those millions of pounds I earn from ciao are sitting in a high interest savings account), so in an attempt to save money, I have taken to having games nights with my sister, her ...  Read the complete review

“A fox who says “boom, boom” “The first name of the owner of Fawlty Towers and something you apply paint with” Got it?? Basil Brush! How would you have described it? This is what Articulate is all about. Describing words to your fellow team members. It is a great family and group game ...  Read the complete review

Twas the season to play board games...fa la la la la... It was like returning to days of yore when I woke to find Santa had been and left me a board game this Christmas. The Xmas 2001 addition to the house board games was...Articulate. Now, as it comes from Santa I obviously don't know how much it cost him. Having searched ...  Read the complete review

This game really should be named 'The Laughter Game' or 'The I'm Going To The Toilet Right Now Before I Wet Myself Game'. The title doesn't give much away, but the game is fantastic! At least four players are required to play the game as there is a minimum of 2 teams with at least 2 players in each team. There is ...  Read the complete review

Wow, I have actually suggested something that has appeared on Dooyoo. This is a first for me, and I am now feeling quite pleased. Anyhow, this opinion is not about my feelings, so I will get on with it: Articulate, is a family board game, which sounds really unexciting. What I mean when I say a family board game, is a game that ...  Read the complete review