Game of the Month!

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The P.I.E. Team


The game of the Month

Get your game on!

Modern building against a clear sky


or no questions. Whoever guesses their character first, wins.

Hedbanz is appropriate for people ages 4 and over. The small cards, and pieces may not be safe for kids 3 and under.

This game is not very portable, unless you are putting it in a luggage or suitcase. The game is also family friendly. The genre is strategy, and luck. Just like 20 questions, or Guess Who. The similar framework makes it easy to play this game if you’ve played other games like this.

The game’s environment can be any, whether at the beach, park, or party. The game is also very easy to clean up, there are 3 steps. #1: put the cards into the box. #2: put the headbands into the box. #3: close the box.

The classic game always provides joy to all families, whether they live in New York, or Kansas. The game is enjoyed by all, no matter how different you are to the world around you. Hedbanz will provide joy to you, and your family.

Picture Caption: The game Hedbanz is made for many ages. The colorful box design may bring many players to excitement 

Many people are used to guessing other peoples’ items, but what about yours? Hedbanz makes you guess yourself. Other people give you the answers to your question. You wear ridiculous, adjustable headbands. Without looking,  put a card into the slot on your headband. On your turn, you ask 1 question on what your card is. The rule about questions is that they can only be yes 

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