# But Wait, There's More!

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2011
- **BGG Rating**: 6.6
- **BGG Rank**: #5890
- **Players**: 3-10 (Best with: 5)
- **Duration**: 30 min
- **Weight**: 1.09 / 5
- **Designers**: Jay Cormier, Sen-Foong Lim
- **Artists**: Zac Pensol
- **Publishers**: (Web published), Toy Vault, Inc.
- **Categories**: Humor, Party Game, Print & Play
- **Mechanics**: Acting, Storytelling

## Verdict
Perfect for parties and groups who love laughing at absurd situations!Guaranteed improv and laughsFast and dynamic gameplayEasy to learn and playGreat for large groupsRequires a bit of confidenceLanguage dependency for readingRECOMMENDED

## Description
Ever watched those late-night TV commercials where they try to convince you that a toaster can also be a hologram projector? That's exactly the kind of chaos you'll face in But Wait, There's More! In this fast-paced and hilarious game, you step into the shoes of a desperate TV salesman looking for profit. The goal is simple: take a mundane product and turn it into the most indispensable (and absurd) item ever. Each round, a new product is revealed, such as a guitar or a pair of pants. You have just 30 seconds to deliver your sales pitch using the 'Feature' cards you've been dealt. But here's the twist: mid-pitch, you must shout 'But wait, there's more!' and reveal a new, unexpected feature from the deck, instantly incorporating it into your sales pitch. If you can convince the crowd that a guitar with a lie detector and internet access is exactly what they need, you're well on your way to victory! After each round, everyone votes for the most creative or funniest pitch (and no, you can't vote for yourself!). The player with the most votes after three rounds wins it all. For larger groups of 6 or more, you can play in teams, where one player starts the pitch and a teammate finishes it with a new feature, without knowing what the first player said. It's the ultimate party game to test your improvisation and creativity under pressure!

## FAQ
### What is the recommended age?
Since it focuses on improv and humor, it works well for ages 8+, but is best with adults or teens.

### How many players can play?
3 to 10 players! With 6 or more, playing in teams is even better.

### Is the game difficult?
Not at all! The rules are super simple; the only challenge is your improv skill.

### How long does a game take?
It's very quick, about 30 minutes per session.

### Do I need physical components?
It's a Print & Play game, so you can print it and play whenever you want.