Weird Things Happen in Greenville 1989, But Sunny Days Lie Ahead

Greenville 1989 is a co-operative narrative game in which each player represents a character who has experienced or witnessed supernatural events. They must describe these events to their fellow players, who must then locate this character and save them. This lead role changes each round, giving everyone the chance to be lost or found — and you want to be found or else the group is pulled closer to the void engulfing the town that threatens to consume you all.

Each team consists of a speaker and a builder. The builder must place five tiles into a pattern known only by the speaker, with the pattern being the same for all teams. The only way for the speaker to communicate with their builder, however, is to shout that round's silly word once, twice, or thrice in a row, with the meaning of the word or phrase possibly being lost on that person given that all speakers are shouting at the same time. Can you find meaning in madness?

What's Missing? is a drawing game that contains 240 cards with line drawings, sorted by difficulty. In a round, each player takes a card, hides it behind a cardboard screen, and tries to draw another picture on transparent paper placed on top of that card, with the goal being that the drawer wants other players to guess what's on the card.

After finishing the drawing, the drawer shows only the transparent paper to others, and the other players have to guess what's missing on the transparent paper. The player who guesses correctly earns 1 point, with the drawer losing 1 point if no one guesses.

To win, being clever is more important than being a good artist. Young drawers can give other players a clue based on what kind of things are on the card.