How Do You Host A Cranium Game Night?
Milton Bradley’s Cranium first hit store shelves in 1998, where its combination of trivia testing, linguistic skills and creative stimulation quickly made it a popular favorite. If you want to host a game night featuring Cranium, take a little time to prepare the area. It will make the atmosphere more enjoyable and help enhance the mood of the game. Purchase streamers and party decorations matching the colors of the Cranium board. There are four colors in primary hues: red, blue, green and yellow. Look specifically for the work of Gary Baseman, whose art helps make Cranium so unique. You can download images he has created (or purchase prints), and print them out. Download or photocopy images of performers on stage, sculptors and painters working with their mediums, mathematicians or professors working on formulas and writers penning their books. Select a prize for each section of the Cranium board. The prizes should be very inexpensive, but match their respective board places in theme.
