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How to play
- Open this page on the TV, laptop or tablet everyone can see, pick the rounds and tap Start a Game Night.
- Everyone scans the QR code (or opens the link and types the room code) on their phone and adds their name.
- Questions appear on the TV and on every phone. Tap your answer on your phone: faster right answers score more.
- In “Who’s most likely to…?”, vote for someone in the room. If you vote with the crowd, you score.
- Common Sense has no general knowledge: just thinking. Its questions go from the 90% ones, which most people get, down to the 1% ones.
- Pick Easy, Hard or Tough (or Easy to tough), and set the seconds to answer for each level before you start.
- Rounds from our other games: Class Champion science, GK and English, and Reasoning Sprint and Maths Sprint, which make new questions every night.
- Scores show after every round, and there is a podium at the end. Rooms are private and close after 2 days.
What it teaches
- Quick thinking
- General knowledge
- Common sense
- Laughing together
Questions people ask
How does Family Game Night work?
Open the page on a TV, laptop or tablet everyone can see and start a game night. Everyone joins on their own phone by scanning the QR code or typing the room code, and answers there. Faster right answers score more.
How many people can play, and do they need an app?
Up to 30 players, and no app: it all runs in the browser. The host sets the number when starting the game.
Can we make it easier or harder?
Yes. Pick a level when you start: Easy, Hard or Tough, and tougher questions score more. “Easy to tough” starts every round easy and gets tougher question by question. You also choose the seconds to answer for each level, from 5 to 30.
Can we play questions from Class Champion and Reasoning Sprint?
Yes. Class Champion’s science, GK and English questions are rounds of their own, with a fun fact after each answer. Reasoning Sprint and Maths Sprint rounds make fresh questions every night, so they never repeat.
What is the Common Sense round?
Questions that need no general knowledge, only clear thinking: spot the odd one out, finish the pattern, catch the trick. Each one says roughly what share of people would get it right, from 90% down to 1%.
Is the room private?
Yes. Only people with the code or link can join, and rooms close after 2 days.
Can family in another city play with us?
Yes. Before you start, tap “Send on WhatsApp” on the TV screen. Your family gets two links: one to play on their phones, and a big-screen link that shows the questions and scores on their own TV or laptop, at the same moment as yours. Every question goes up on every screen at once, so nobody is slower or faster because of their internet.
