# Indix Junior

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2002
- **BGG Rating**: 5.6
- **BGG Rank**: —
- **Players**: 2-12
- **Duration**: 30 min
- **Weight**: —
- **Designers**: A. Robert Moog, Scott A. Mednick
- **Publishers**: University Games
- **Categories**: Children's Game, Deduction, Trivia

## Verdict
If you enjoy a fast guessing game with kids, Indix Junior serves up guaranteed fun.Simple, quick rulesGreat for large groupsColorful componentsRelies on good humorAge range limitedRECOMMENDED

## Description
Indix Junior brings the classic "20 Questions" party game to the tabletop with its own twist: 150 cards each holding 20 possible answers. One player, the Reader, picks a card while the others, in turn, point to a number on it. That number determines which clue the Reader reveals, and the guessers try to pinpoint the hidden answer. Every guess costs a chip; if a guesser gets it right, they keep the remaining unpaid chips, while the Reader collects the ones already paid. Hitting the answer early scores big, but missing multiple times benefits the Reader. A scoring track on the board shows who’s ahead, adding a mild race element against the Reader. Designed for kids aged 8‑12, the game is also a hit with families because the questions are straightforward and the answers range from people to places and everyday objects. Playtime runs about 20‑30 minutes and supports 2‑12 players, making it ideal for parties, school gatherings, or lazy Sunday afternoons. Components are colorful and sturdy: cards, chips, and a small scoring board. No heavy reading is required—just pay attention to clues and use a bit of elimination logic. In short, Indix Junior delivers a light, interactive, laugh‑filled experience perfect for exercising the brain without any serious pressure.

## FAQ
### How many players can join?
From 2 up to 12 players, depending on how many kids or adults you want to include.

### How long does a game last?
Approximately 20 to 30 minutes, perfect for a quick session.

### What is the minimum recommended age?
8 years old, though younger children can play with adult assistance.

### Is the game complex?
Not at all. The rules are straightforward: ask numbers, get clues, and guess.

### What components are included?
150 cards, scoring chips, a small track board, and a rule booklet.

### Do I need a big vocabulary or prior knowledge?
No, clues are short and cover general knowledge that kids usually know.

### Can adults play too?
Absolutely, adults can be guessers or the Reader, adding extra challenge.