# Over/Under

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2008
- **BGG Rating**: 5.7
- **BGG Rank**: #23861
- **Players**: 2-99 (Best with: 8)
- **Duration**: 15 min
- **Weight**: 1.00 / 5
- **Designers**: Reiner Knizia
- **Artists**: Mike Mandolese
- **Publishers**: Gamewright, Paul Lamond Games Ltd, Piatnik
- **Categories**: Card Game, Party Game, Trivia

## Verdict
Over/Under is perfect for those who love a good dose of general knowledge and wild estimations. With quirky questions and a simple guessing system, it's ideal for large groups and casual moments. The reading and answering dynamic keeps everyone engaged, and the fact that deep knowledge of the topics isn't required makes the game accessible to all. Get ready for lots of laughs and heated debates!Quirky and fun questionsEasy to learn and playGreat for large groupsDepends on interest in triviaCan get repetitive after several playsRECOMMENDED

## Description
Over/Under is a party game that challenges your knowledge and estimation skills. With 200 cards filled with quirky questions like 'How many bricks are in the Empire State Building?' or 'How far away is Pluto?', players must guess whether the number given by their peers is over, under, or exactly right. The active player reads the question, and the others try to agree on an answer. If the reader correctly guesses whether the number is over or under, they keep the card and pass the deck to the next player. But if they guess the exact number, they continue reading the next questions. When the cards run out, the player with the most cards wins! It's a great option for large groups and casual moments, where the focus is on having fun and not taking things too seriously.

## FAQ
### How many players can participate?
From 2 to 99 players, perfect for large groups.

### What is the average duration of a game?
About 15 minutes, ideal for quick sessions.

### Is specific knowledge about the topics required?
No, the game is more about estimations and guessing than deep knowledge.

### Is the game language-dependent?
Yes, the questions are in English, so it's important that players understand the language.

### What is the recommended age?
From 8 years old, but it's more fun with adults.