TicTatToo isn’t really a tattoo game.
It is a social connection game that uses tattoos as permission to start conversations.
The game is intentionally low tech and breaks the ice to connect people.
Have you ever had anxiety meeting people? TicTatToo is the game for you.
We are creating local editions that focus on the local vibe. Currently we are scouting NYC, Chicago, Nashville, Phoenix, Charlotte as well as Carolina Beach, NC and will be coming out with specific games for these areas.
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The objective of the game is to identify and interact with willing participants that have tattoos that resemble what is on the players game card.
Since this is an interaction game, there are different roles for the people in the game. The first role is The Player. The Player is the person / persons who have the game cards. The Players must identify willing Participants who have the Tattoos on their body and are willing to show them and discuss them.
The Participants can be any person, but the players must respect their boundaries and be courteous to them. Many people with tattoos are proud of them and are willing to show them off. Others may not be so willing to, so if they decline to play, accept their response and thank them as there are many more tattoos in the area.
Use your I’s 👀
Introduction: The player must introduce the game to participants to see if they would like to play the game. Example:”Hello, I am Joe and I am playing a game called Tic-Tat-Too. Would you like to play? Do you have any of these tattoos?”
Inspect: If the participant willing accepts to playing the game, and they have a tattoo on the cards. Before the player can mark off the tattoo on the card, the tattoo must be seen. Ask “Can I see it?”
Inquire: Tattoos are highly personal and while the participant may show the ink, the player should ask open ended questions as to the inspiration or the time in that persons life that caused them to get the artwork on their body. Example: “Wow, that is some beautiful artwork. Do you mind me asking what inspired you to get that tattoo?” Some variations of the game include extra points if you identify key dates or events in a persons life like, Birthdays or Bar Mitzvah’s.
Tattoos can only be counted from a willing participant who has shown the art to The Player.
Players can not count their own art.
A participant is able to decide if the same art can be counted on multiple cards. It is their art and they are the final decider of who gets the point. Always respect the participants.
In order to win the game, The Player must get a Participant to Attest that they have completed the art on the card. An additional element of getting the contact information (#) for the Attestation is also available for The Player.
In order to win the game, The Player must get a Participant to Attest that they have completed the art on the card. An additional element of getting the contact information (#) for the Attestation is also available for The Player.
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