Gender reveal
The gender reveal assassin game: build the suspense before the big moment
Before the cake, the confetti or the balloons reveal the big news, there's usually a lot of waiting around. The assassin game keeps guests of all ages busy and builds the excitement with lighthearted missions right up to the reveal.
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Sample missions
- ●Get your target to shout 'Team Girl!' or 'Team Boy!'.
- ●Get your target to say the word 'surprise' like a game-show host.
- ●Get your target to suggest a first name for the baby.
- ●Get your target to tell you if they're the eldest, the youngest or an only child.
- ●Get your target to hold a pink or blue balloon for you.
- ●Get your target to stick a pink or blue sticker on their clothes.
24 missions written for this occasion, plus 120 general ones: you pick the theme, the difficulty and family-friendly mode.
How it works
- 1Create your game and print the poster with its QR code.
- 2Guests scan it with their phone and sign up in 20 seconds.
- 3Start the game: everyone discovers their target and mission on their screen.
- 4Mission done? The target shows their kill code, the hunter enters it and inherits the target's target.
Tips for organizers
- Start the game as guests arrive and wrap it up just before the reveal: the last survivor gets to cut the cake or pop the balloon.
- Keep family-friendly mode on if kids are playing, so missions stay simple, alcohol-free and easy for young readers to follow.
- For a fun twist, ask eliminated players to join Team Girl or Team Boy and place their bets on the result.
Questions
Can kids play the assassin game?
Yes, as soon as they can read their mission and use a phone. Family-friendly mode keeps missions gentle, and younger children can team up with a parent.
Can the parents-to-be play?
Of course. They're already the center of attention, so a secret target gives them a fun role. Just make sure their mission doesn't pull them away right before the reveal.