Tuttu Juttu tuntemisleikki Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

• Game Contents
• Game Flow
  • Idea in Brief
  • Playing
  • Topic Areas and Reading the Scales

Game Contents

• Question cards
• Scale booklet (asteikkovihko)
• Answer booklet (vastausvihko)

Game Flow

Idea in Brief

Tuttu Juttu is a fun party game for married or dating couples. The game finds out how well a couple knows each other in four areas: LOVE AND EROTICISM, HOME AND RELATIONSHIP, PAST AND FUTURE, and MONEY AND WORK. Knowing each other is tested with questions that both members of the couple answer. If the answers point in the same direction, the couple knows each other well. If, on the other hand, the answers point in different directions, it is better...

[The sheet breaks off here, mid-sentence. The rest of this paragraph is not in the source.]

Playing

Players can be one couple or several couples.

The game begins by asking the first question of the first topic area, MONEY AND WORK. The questions for the MONEY AND WORK area are on the grey question cards. One of the players draws one card and asks the question. One partner answers in writing (the sheet reads "allisesti", which appears to be a typo for "kirjallisesti", in writing), and then the other partner answers aloud.

[Translator's note: the source reads "allisesti". The reading "in writing" is an inference from context and is not confirmed by the sheet.]

If there is more than one couple, carry on in the same way with the next couple.

If the answers were the same, or can be interpreted as the same, the couple advances by drawing a line in that topic area's box in the scale booklet, toward the red end of the scale (upward). (The sheet reads "Mokäli", which is a typo for "Mikäli", "if".)

For different answers, a line is drawn toward the black end of the scale (downward).

Drawing starts from the middle of the left edge of the scale. The answer line for the next question starts from the end point of the previous line.

Answers are always assessed from the perspective of a party chosen in advance. For example, when the question is "are you jealous?", the chosen party answers for themselves, while the other party assesses their partner's jealousy. (The sheet's example reads "mustasuainen", which appears to be a typo for "mustasukkainen", "jealous".)

[The sheet gives no full turn order and no end condition. None is stated here.]

Topic Areas and Reading the Scales

The questions are marked in four colour-coded sub-areas:

• LOVE AND EROTICISM (red)
• HOME AND RELATIONSHIP (light red)
• PAST AND FUTURE (light blue)
• MONEY AND WORK (grey)

Four questions are asked from each area. Each area has its own answer scale. The curves drawn on the scales show how well the couple knows each other in those areas. The more red the area the curve runs through, the better the couple knows each other. The more the curve runs through the black part of the scale, the worse the couple knows each other.

And then just find out how familiar that thing between you two really is.