Open the presenter first
From your library, open the Screen edition, then open the audience window. Move that window to the display your group can see. Keep the host controls on your own screen.
Check what the audience sees
The audience receives the current public prompt and observations. The host’s hints, private notes, role sheets and answer controls stay on the host view. Practice changing one slide before the group joins.
Read the materials list
A screen edition does not always mean paper-free play. Drawing, written guesses or keepsakes may still need paper and pens. Interactive Browser editions supply their own controls.
For separate devices
Across the Line uses a private room instead of one audience display. Each side receives different clues. Share the room code only with the people playing and close the room when you finish.
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