The game may look simple, but offers far more variation than you might think at first glance. It can be played alone or with others, in public, online, or at home.
The “how much of a cliche am I"-version
The easiest way to play the game is, of course, to open yourself up for some honesty time and see how many of the above statements you yourself are guilty of making and/or thinking. If you want to spice things up and create a bit of drama at home, you can do the same for whomever you live with, and see who’s the biggest cliche in your house. Be warned, not everyone will love being told they are 10/10 once they find out the basis of your scoring..
The sittin’ ‘round in public version
You’ll want to be careful here and not intrude on others’ space - also just because of social distancing, also plain old human decency. Still, if you have functioning ears it’s difficult not to overhear things from time to time, and this particular time that may be a slightly more active undertaking than under normal circumstance. In short, head out to a public space and see how many cliches you hear or see within X amount of time. An hour should do the trick.
Digital trawl (not troll) version
Quite possibly the easiest way to get a full scorecard, just head to the social platform of your choice and see how long it takes you to hit all 10 cliches. Some of the Luxembourg-centred Facebook groups will be digital goldmines. If you’re playing with friends, you could make it a timed challenge and see who’s the better digital sleuthe.
Well, that’s about it I reckon. Good luck!
