Wavelength — How a round works
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OverviewWavelength! is a party game for two or more players where one person gives a single clue and everyone else tries to pinpoint a secret spot on a wheel. This guide walks you through the basic rules, how to play each role well, the controls for your device, and what to do when something goes wrong.
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How a round works
StepAt the start of each round, one player is assigned the Psychic role and sees a secret spot hidden on the wheel. The wheel sits between two opposites — a topic like Spicy and Not Spicy — and the secret spot is somewhere along that spectrum. The Psychic gives exactly one clue to help everyone else figure out where that spot falls. The other players then drag the pointer to their best guess. Whoever lands closest earns the most points and gems, and then the roles switch so everyone gets a turn as the Psychic.
- Psychic sees the secret spot only this player knows the exact location on the wheel.
- Topic sets the two extremes the clue has to make sense somewhere between them.
- One clue only the Psychic cannot explain further once the clue is given.
- Everyone guesses all other players move the pointer independently.
- Closer equals more rewards points and gems scale with how near you land.
- Roles rotate every player gets to be the Psychic across the rounds.
Getting started with friends
CheckThe game requires a minimum of two players and will not start with just one person. Get a friend into the same lobby, make sure everyone is ready, and the game starts automatically.
- At least two players are in the lobby before you expect the game to launch.
- All players have confirmed they are ready so the auto-start triggers.
Controls by device
TableMoving the pointer accurately is the whole game, so knowing your controls from the start stops you from fumbling when it matters. All three platforms let you land the pointer anywhere on the wheel; they just use different inputs to get there.
| PC | click and drag the pointer, or press the left and right arrow keys. |
| Mobile | drag the pointer across the screen with one finger. |
| Console | use RT/RB to move the pointer one direction and LT/LB to move it the other. |
Earning points and gems
SummaryPoints and gems are awarded based purely on how close your pointer lands to the secret spot. A perfect match earns the maximum reward, and the total accumulates across every round you play. After the game ends, a results screen shows how everyone ranked, which makes it easy to see who read the Psychic best.
- Accuracy the sole factor in how many points and gems you receive.
- Perfect hit earns the highest possible reward for that round.
- Cumulative total gems build up across all rounds in the session.
- Results screen shows final rankings so you can compare with friends.
Common problems and fixes
WarnBecause the game has a strict two-player minimum, a solo player will sit in a lobby that never launches. Beyond that, control confusion is the most common snag, especially on console where the trigger layout is not obvious at first glance.
Glossary
Glossary- Psychic
- The player assigned each round to view the secret spot and deliver a single clue to everyone else.
- Secret spot
- The hidden position on the wheel that the Psychic sees and all other players try to pinpoint with their pointer.
- Topic
- The pair of opposite words shown each round — such as Spicy and Not Spicy — that define the two ends of the wheel.
- Pointer
- The marker each player drags along the wheel to indicate where they think the secret spot is.
- Clue
- The single word or short phrase the Psychic says to describe the location of the secret spot on the spectrum.
- Gems
- In-game rewards earned each round based on how close your pointer lands to the secret spot.
Common questions
FAQCan I play alone?
No — the game requires at least two players and will not launch with only one person in the lobby.
Can the Psychic give more than one clue?
The rules allow only one clue per round.
Does it cost anything to play?
The game itself is free to play on Roblox.
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