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Codewords

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Type: Game

Game Category: Board Games, Card Games, Party Games, Family Games

Complexity: Low Complexity

Number of Players: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10+

Play Time: 10 minutes, 30 minutes

Language: English

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25 Apr, 2018 @ 2:39pm

10 Aug, 2023 @ 9:20pm

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Description

Visit the Codewords website to create a deck:
https://codewords.gg

Features:
- Fully scripted -- The script sets up the game and randomizes the cards so you can spend less time setting up and more time playing.
- Customizeable game settings -- Customize how you'd like your game! Tired of playing the same old game? Why not try speed rounds?!
- Deck repository -- Browse through and try any of our user-generated decks to see which ones you like the best. Or just use one of the official classic decks - up to you!
- Voting system -- Guessers can click on the cards to vote for them. Votes must be unanimous before the script reveals the card.

Contributions, feature requests, bug reports, and more:
[Will be updated later]

Join our community Discord:
https://discord.gg/m4qspZE

** Privacy Notice **
This mod collects certain data from users that are sitting at the table when a game is in session. Please review our privacy policy here: https://codewords.gg/privacy

155 Comments

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Rob Ford [author] 28 Jun @ 9:48pm

If the codemaster clue box isn't appearing at the bottom of the codemaster's screen, please try the following:

1) Use the !reload command to reload the UI.
2) Try rewinding time in Tabletop Simulator to see if that helps.
3) Reload the mod until the codemasters can see the clue box.
4) A workaround is to use the !clue command: !clue <clue> <number>

This issue is caused by an issue in Tabletop Simulator and how the UI is rendered and synced across clients. Unfortunately, this is the best advice I can offer until Berserk Games fixes the issue.