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1. #Bomb defusal manual keep talking and nobody explodes manual manual
2. #Bomb defusal manual keep talking and nobody explodes manual Pc

#Bomb defusal manual keep talking and nobody explodes manual manual

The defusal manual requires familiarity with conditional sentences, ergo it would be advisable to make sure that element of language use is covered, for example: if there is exactly one red wire and there is more than one yellowĪs educator, it would be advisable to familiarize yourself with the controls of the game. This task requires learners to have sound group-working skills and a firm grasp of descriptive language use and question formation. Now imagine this in your language classroom. Notice how the two parties negotiate what is being seen and what needs to be done. Yes this sounds abstract so here’s a video from the KTNE people themselves (this video uses a PlayStation with a VR headset which is cool, but not needed at all): The person(s) operating the game itself have to describe what is happening on the screen, so that the “defuser(s)” can provide the solution and ultimately disarm the bomb before the timer runs out. Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes (KTNE in short) is a videogame that requires two parties to play: One party (usually 1 person) operates the game whilst the other party (1 – 99 people) have access to the “ Bomb defusal manual“. A couple of print outs of the “ Bomb defusal manual“.

#Bomb defusal manual keep talking and nobody explodes manual Pc

Available from various PC platforms such as the Humble Store, Steam and GOG. Group size: I’d advise 22-25 learners max. Ergo, I’d strongly advise to look beyond the cover and title and see how it has been used in a language learning environment, and hopefully give it a go yourself.

Nevertheless, I’ve found the game to be a very powerful tool for stimulating speaking strategies. Of course we do need to acknowledge the current zeitgeist doesn’t really call for bomb-related videogames in the classroom. Yes the game requires you to disarm a bomb, but in no way shape or form does the game contain any scenes of violence (screen goes black when the bomb goes off).

Closer examination however shows that the game Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes is a videogame that employs puzzles and time-based pressure to stimulate verbal communication. Okay so this title has violence written all over it.