# Sussed?: All Sorts ## General Info - **Year Published**: 2011 - **BGG Rating**: 6.4 - **BGG Rank**: #19799 - **Players**: 2-10 - **Duration**: 20-0 min - **Weight**: 1.00 / 5 - **Publishers**: Games to Get - **Categories**: Card Game, Party Game - **Mechanics**: Simultaneous Action Selection ## Verdict If you love finding out who really knows the group, this quiz is right up your alley.Constant social interactionSuper simple rulesQuick to learnNeeds a decent group sizeHumor can be hit‑or‑missRECOMMENDED ## Description Sussed?: All Sorts is a family‑friendly quiz that flips the usual trivia format on its head. Instead of testing general knowledge, the game has you read aloud real or imagined scenarios and pick how you’d react. Each choice is recorded on a card, and the other players try to "suss" it out – that is, guess which option you chose. Correct guesses earn you points, and the player with the most points at the end wins. The gameplay is fast‑paced; rounds last only a few minutes and the Simultaneous Action Selection mechanic means everyone decides at the same time and reveals together, sparking laughs and surprising revelations. Designed for 2–10 players, it works great at parties or family gatherings, and with a light 1/5 weight it’s easy for newcomers to pick up. Components are essentially question and answer cards, nothing fancy but enough to generate fun moments and discover who really knows the group. If you enjoy social, humorous games with a dash of reading‑people strategy, Sussed?: All Sorts is a solid pick for your next get‑together. ## FAQ ### How many players can join? Between 2 and 10 players, perfect for parties or family gatherings. ### How long does a game take? Each round runs about 5–10 minutes; a full game usually lasts 20–30 minutes. ### What is the game's complexity? Very low (weight 1/5); the rules can be taught in a few minutes. ### What components are included? Question cards, answer cards, and a small rule sheet. ### Who is this game best for? Anyone who enjoys light, social, and humorous games, especially groups that love chatting and teasing each other.