Pitchstorm : Card Game of Pitching Horrible Movie Ideas to The Worst Executives | Fun Party Tabletop Game Enjoyed by Teens and Adults, 500-card Core Deck, 3 - 12 Players, Ages 14+

Pitchstorm is a party card game that puts players in the position of unprepared writers pitching movie ideas to the worlds worst executives. During each round, one player acts as the executive, and everyone else attempts to pitch them movie ideas based on a character card and a plot card. At some point during each pitch, though, the executive may add a note card to the pitch and force the writer to add some really terrible new elements to their movie. At the end of the pitches, the executive chooses which movie they liked the best, with that person scoring a point, then the game continues from there. In groups of 6-12, players split into teams of two and must work with a partner to pitch their movie. This also means that there are two executives, and each of them gets to play a note card onto the pitch, leading to some pretty ridiculous movies.

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A BLOCKBUSTER HIT IN THE MAKING. Pitchstorm is a party game that puts you in the position of an unprepared writer pitching movies to the worlds worst executives. Writers have to pitch their movie idea, and figure out a way to incorporate the random notes thrown by the executives on the spot. THINK FAST! Each of the rivalring writers has to draw 3 character cards OR 3 plot cards. The he or she has to draw from the opposite deck, and choose which card from his hand can work best for the other half. Maybe the grumpy old man character is the one who makes contact with dangerous aliens? The writer will then have to pitch to the studio exec how the movie goes within the time limit! SO SILLY IT COULD ACTUALLY WORK. The executive picks three note cards at the start without revealing to the writers. While the character and plot cards may be fun to pitch a story for, the executive notes are sure to make things more interesting. Or awesome. Or absolutely ridiculous. Or so ridiculous, they