Big Potato Games' newest party game is Herd Mentality, a simple game that appeals to a wide age range. The party game for friends and family can be played with as few as four people or as many as 20, and the ultimate aim of the game is to jot down the same answers as others.
The game asks players questions like: "What’s the worst day of the week?" and players will want to collect a cow token and avoid being the odd one out—which means they'll be stuck with the dreaded Pink Cow, which makes it impossible to win. While most party games are focused on providing the right answer, this one is simply about being in the majority with the most popular response.
Group-Uniting Party Games
Herd Mentality Challenges Players to Think Like the Others
Trend Themes
1. Collaborative Party Games - Creating party games that encourage group participation and collaboration rather than individual success.
2. Inclusive Party Games - Designing party games that are suitable for a wide age range and can be played with both small and large groups.
3. Majority Consensus Games - Developing games that revolve around finding the most popular response rather than the correct answer.
Industry Implications
1. Party Game Industry - Opportunity for game developers to create innovative and engaging party games that foster group unity and collaboration.
2. Family Entertainment Industry - Potential for companies to tap into the market for inclusive and adaptable party games that can be enjoyed by all family members.
3. Market Research Industry - Disruptive innovation opportunity to develop new research methodologies focused on understanding majority consensus and popular opinions in various contexts.