Guessing games are among the most universal improv games. “Chain Homicide”, further recognized as LCD (Purpose, Occupation, Ending) or LOW (Domicile, Enigma, Weapon), is an improv guessing pastime which requires useful physical comedy skills and curt thinking. It is coinciding to the young's sport bell, as the humour comes from misunderstanding. It is bully for a aggregation of 4-6 performers.
Instructions
Instructions
1.5. Player 1 then communicates the object to Player 2. When Player 2 thinks they know it, they pantomime murdering Player 1 with it. Player 1 "dies" and lays on the floor for remainder of the performance.6. The next player comes onstage and they repeat steps 2-5. This continues until everyone has played.
When Player 2 thinks they know the location, they clap and spin around.
4. Player 1 then tries to convey the occupation to Player 2. When Player 2 thinks they know it, they clap and spin around.
Flying start with one player (Player 1) onstage and all of the other players off. The player asks the audience to suggest a location, an occupation, and an object.2. Player 2 enters and the two players perform in gibberish, or nonsense language. The object is for the Player 1 to convey the location to the Player 2.3.
7. When everyone has played, all of the players stand up and say what they think the location, occupation, and object were. These are usually far off from the actual answer, much to the amusement of the audience.
