Telling stories is perhaps the oldest form of entertainment known to mankind. It's older than television, board games, older than poetry and theater, likely as old as language itself. It's also one of the most basic forms of entertainment: a story can be told anywhere, by anyone, as long as there is a narrator, a plot, and at least one listener. A story can be crafted out of real events or from the narrator's imagination.

StoryLine transforms crafting stories into a collaborative experience. A single game tells a complete narrative with a beginning, middle, and end with the role of narrator shifting from player to player each round. The other players offer suggestions for various story elements-characters, places, objects, features, and actions-that the current narrator chooses from. The player whose suggestion is chosen earns a reward. Designed for three to eight players, and ideal for playing with children, StoryLine offers portable, engaging, wholesome entertainment for the whole family.

Everything about StoryLine is designed to foster the enjoyment of narratives and words. When a narrator card and story card are laid next to each other, they form the pages of an open book. The player who most recently read a book becomes the first narrator of each game. The fanciful illustrations help bring to life the words on the cards, and enable developing readers to decipher new words. StoryLine does more than provide entertainment: it encourages reading and ignites creativity.

What stories will you tell?