Questions about questions
The questions we get asked about a game made of questions. If yours is missing, the contacts page is right there.
How does the game actually work?
One player reads a question card out loud and secretly picks their answer. Everyone else guesses which answer was picked. Right guesses score, the deck moves one chair over, and that is the whole rulebook.
Which deck should we start with?
Match the box to the youngest chair at your table: yellow from six, orange from seven, purple from eight, blue from ten, pocket from fifteen. Still torn? Our matcher asks three questions and points at a box.
Do the decks repeat questions?
No. Each color carries its own 231 questions, so a bundle stacks them without a single repeat between the boxes.
Who takes my order when I press a button?
Every buy button opens the listing of a large retail partner. Their checkout takes the order and the payment, and their carriers deliver the box. We never handle parcels ourselves.
Can we shuffle two decks together?
Yes. The cards are the same size and the game plays the same, so tables mix colors all the time. The backs differ by color, which some readers use as a hint and others call cheating.
How many people can play?
From two players to ten or more. Big groups split into teams and argue their way to a single guess, which is honestly the best version of the game.