FourPlay Pilot - Gary Middleton

Trivial Warfare Trivia

Jonathan Oakes

Trivia, Jeopardy, Education, Gameshow, Pubquiz, Hobbies, Leisure

4.6 • 826 Ratings

🗓️ 7 June 2019

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to FourPlay! This is a pilot episode of a new game that we have in production here at the Trivial Warfare studios. It's a game of connections where one thing always leads to another. Players will be given four sets of four words two minutes apart and will have 10 total minutes to spot the connections in each set and in between the correct answers of each set.

We're joined by Gary Middleton for the pilot episode. Gary will be writing many of our future FourPlay games so I'm very happy to give him a chance to sit in the hot seat first.

Enjoy!

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello, everyone. This is Jonathan, and I am here today with the first ever episode of ForPlay, presented by Trivial Warfare.
0:09.9	I am very excited about this game. It is a game of Connections. It's reminiscent of Triple Decker Trivia by June Pock. It's reminiscent of Only Connect.
0:20.6	It's a lot of fun for folks who love connections
0:23.6	and figuring out the hidden spaces.
0:27.2	And so this is the pilot episode.
0:31.2	I will be creating a special feed
0:33.5	specifically for four play episodes.
0:37.0	It will be a free
0:38.2	trivia game and soon
0:40.7	it will start to publish on a weekly
0:43.6	basis every Friday.
0:46.7	I'm looking forward to that, but until then
0:49.2	enjoy Gary and the first episode of 4Play.
0:59.0	Music Gary and the first episode of Forplay. Welcome to Forplay, presented by Trivial Warfare.
1:03.5	Here's your host, Jonathan Oakes.
1:07.3	Hello, everybody.
1:08.8	Welcome to the pilot episode of Trivial Warfare Presents 4Play.
1:15.6	I am Jonathan Oakes.
1:17.3	I am the primary host of Trivial Warfare, and I want to tell you what Forplay is.
1:23.0	Foreplay is a game of connections.
1:26.8	Players are going to be presented with four sets of four words.
1:32.3	Those four words in each set are connected in some way. You're trying to determine what connects
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