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Our Verdict
A tabletop game show for pop culture and nostalgia lovers!
Highlights
- Fast and super fun
- Game show vibes
- Great for groups
- Pure nostalgia
Keep in mind
- Requires pop culture knowledge
- Very quick for some
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Ever had that moment looking at a meme or a news headline and thinking, 'I remember exactly when that went viral!'? Well, That Tracks is the perfect game to turn that nostalgia into pure competition! Forget those boring lists of general knowledge questions; this one has a much more modern and connected vibe. The challenge is to figure out what was trending globally, where, and when, using real global search data. Imagine having to guess which pop culture trend hit its peak interest in a specific year or region. We're talking about movie blockbusters, chart-topping hits, sporting icons, and even those memes that changed the internet! The game challenges you to cross-reference information: you get four search terms and must correctly associate them with the colors on a graph showing interest growth. Sounds easy, right? Don't be fooled! With the clock ticking and the opposing team trying to outdo you, a full-on 'game show' atmosphere takes over the table. Across six intense rounds, you'll debate with your teammates whether interest in a British Royal actually spiked in the 2010s or when the term 'woke' truly exploded. It's a deduction and ordering game that leaves you saying, 'That makes sense!' (or, as the title says, 'That Tracks!'). It's the perfect blend of nostalgia, pop culture, and a dose of adrenaline to play with friends or family. If you love games that spark conversation and heated debates about what we've experienced online and on TV, get ready for a blast!
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Publisher
Bezzerwizzer ApS (Bezzerwizzer Studio)
Designer
Bezzerwizzer studio, Matt Fantastic
How long does a game take?
It's super quick! A game lasts between 15 to 25 minutes.
How many players can play?
You can play with 2 to 6 players, making it great for parties.
What is the difficulty level?
It's a light game, ideal for all ages, but requires attention to data.
Do I need to know a lot of history?
Not necessarily; the focus is on recent pop culture and internet trends.
Is the game very competitive?
Yes, the team format and fast clock bring plenty of competition.