In round three the players will use the cards from the envelope. The team that is behind will reveal the category for the first card in the envelope. The team will then choose how many of the ten answers they think they can get. The other team can then either raise the bid or pass the card to the other team. This bidding process continues back and forth until one team passes. The team that bid higher will then get to play the card.
The round is played the same as round one where players try to guess as many of the words on the card as they can. When the timer runs out spaces will be awarded to whichever team won the bid. If the team was able to get as many or more answers than they bid, they get to move their piece forward as many spaces as answers they were able to get. If the team was unable to get as many answers as they bid, the other team gets to move their piece forward as many spaces as were bid.
This round continues with the next card being bid on with the team that is behind making the first bid. This continues until one of the teams reaches the finish space. If all of the cards from the envelope are used and neither team has reached the finish space, additional Outburst cards are drawn from the box. To start off I want to say that Ultimate Outburst shares a lot in common with the original Outburst.
The two games share so much in common that you can actually play Ultimate Outburst using the rules from the original Outburst.
If you want my thoughts on the original game and the first round of Ultimate Outburst check out my review of the original Outburst. As a quick recap, I enjoyed Outburst as it is a quick to learn and play party game but it is not perfect.
I would say the most unique element of Ultimate Outburst is the second round of the game ReverseBurst. The name of the round does a great job explaining itself as it is basically the reverse of the original Outburst.
Instead of getting a category and then trying to guess words from that category, you do the opposite. Players are given clues that relate to the overall category and players have to figure out the category before time runs out.
While not quite as good as the main gameplay I think ReverseBurst is a good change of pace. ReverseBurst actually has quite a bit more strategy to it than the normal game in my opinion.
In the first round you basically have to just try and shout out as many answers as possible hoping that you come up with the items listed on the card. While you are also yelling out answers in ReverseBurst, there is actually some strategy in how you ask for clues. You obviously want to use as few clues as possible to maximize your points for the round.
While still different than the first round, the third round shares a lot more in common with the first round than the second round. The unique mechanic that the third round brings is players having to bid to play each card. The two teams take turns bidding on how many of the ten answers they think they will be able to get. Complete and very useable.
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Share This: Link Copied! Add to Cart. Add to Want List. Sell Us Yours. Product Info Title. Parker Brothers. Board Game - Party Game. Description Ultimate Outburst is the game of verbal explosions that includes classic Outburst, Reverseburst and Challenge Burst, too.
Here's how Outburst works. Your team hears a topic, and then yells out every name you can think of in that topic.
But you only get credit for the names listed on the Topic card. In Reverseburst, you're given the answers, and have to guess the topic.
In Challenge Burst, both teams bet how many "correct" answers they can come up with. The team that wins the bid has to make good on their bet or their rivals surge ahead by the amount of their bid. With that deep grief in her heart, Mushtari worked at Swadhin Bangla Betar Kendra as a voice artiste, till December 16, , to inspire the freedom fighters. For her outstanding role during the Liberation War, the Bangla Academy awarded Mushtari a fellowship in She also received the state award Rokeya Padak in literature last year.
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