Bezzerwizzer Family Edition contains 3000 questions in 10 categories. It can be played by up to four individuals or up to four teams. In each turn the teams are asked questions in four randomly chosen categories. The teams are allowed to order the categories, as the points received for a correct answer is increased for each category.
No good at quizzes? Great, because in this game we give you all the answers before you start. All you have to do is work out which of the eleven color cards in your hand correctly answers one of Colourbrain’s crafty questions.
Each player/team gets 4 cards with a historical events, and has to place them at the correct place on the timeline - but if you're wrong, the other teams can get point by playing the Bezzerwizzer token! By using the Zwap token, you can exchange two of the cards in play, so you get one of the opponent's cards and they get one of yours, or you can just swap between two opponents.
Rolf is a stunningly simple party game that includes a plethora of phrase cards. On the back of each card are two unfinished phrases. On the front of each card is the word that finishes the phrases, and the first letter of this word.
The Witness knows the right word. The Detectives are on the case. In Hard to Get, players must work together to find the right word, which only the Witness knows. The Detectives have few clues to go on – 5 dilemmas the Witness has to go through. Is Pancake more Tom Hanks or Tom Cruise? Is a Cactus Sweet or Sour? Hard to Get is an entertaining party game that will definitely spark lively discussions around the table
A logical thinking game where you answer yes, no or gibberish to the questions asked. An example of a question is “Can a striped glove, which has a checkered pattern, have three colors?" If the question is contradictory and you can't answer yes or no then gibberish is the right answer.
