Is that what it’s called? Not really, but from now on it is! In the cooperative party game DaDaDa, players develop their own language in every game. At the beginning, players reveal image cards and sound cards with various syllables. Together, they assign the cards to one another, thus creating their own linguistic framework. Any language other than the displayed sounds is no longer permitted! In the second phase of the game, only image cards are revealed. In each round, the person whose turn it is tries to describe one of the displayed cards using only the newly created language. The more image cards the group can identify with their language, the better!