Based on the popular television show of the same name. Two players are shown eight answers for eight seconds, then they are covered. One player answers questions by the number covering the appropriate answer. A player continues to answer questions until he or she misses. Eye Guessis called if the answer is not one of the eight on the board. 100 points wins the game, and the right to collect prizes in an 'avoid the hiding bad guy' bonus game.In 1966, Milton Bradley released Four Editions of Eye Guess with Bill Cullen on cover of all editions. - BoardGameGeek