How to play Orijinz Bluff
One player reads the origin and the others try to guess the matching word or phrase.
Four or more players recommended, but you can play with 2 or 3 players.
Requires the purchase of at least one Orijinz 50 card pack or Megapack.
Best played using a phone.
1 The youngest players begins by going to the Orijinz Daily App or Orjinz Daily on their browser https://www.entspire.com/orijinz-daily and selecting "My Cards".
2 Making sure not to show anyone the screen with the clue, tap "Reveal a Letter" until the answer is shown.
3Read the Category (usually "guess the phrase" or "guess the word") and the Origin out loud. Do not read anything else.
4The other players now compete
to try to be the first to shout out the right Answer (Cut to the chase in this example). Have fun with this! Joke answers are encouraged. There is no penalty for wrong answers.
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5 If no player gets the correct Answer, the reader reads aloud the Definition (if one exists) to provide another clue. If no one still declares the correct Answer, the card reader, without using the words in the Answer, can then provide his/her own additional verbal or physical clues.
6 The first person to shout out the right answer gets one point. If the card has a Tidbit it is now read aloud.
7 The winner of the round gets one point and reads the next card following the same steps. First player to 5 points wins the game.
Orijinz Bluff q&a
How do 2 people play?
Take turns reading a card to one another. Read the Category, Origin and the Definition (if one exists). First player to get 5 five right answers wins.
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What if two people yell out the Answer at the same time?
The card reader decides all disputes in Orijinz Bluff. Only one point can be awarded each round. A little
controversy adds to the fun!
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What if no one can figure out the Answer?
If no one can guess the Answer and everyone gives up, the card reader ends
the round, picks another card, and goes begins again.
What if the card reader accidentally utters part of the Answer?
The round ends, and the card reader selects a new card and begins again.​​​​