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Our Verdict
FOR GENRE FANS
Perfect for groups who love competition and pop culture; the steal mechanic keeps everyone on their toes.
Highlights
- Exciting point-stealing dynamic
- Nice variety of categories
- Fast and fluid gameplay
- Very easy to learn
Keep in mind
- Requires a minimum group size
- Can feel repetitive after many sessions
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Ever felt that frantic quiz vibe, filled with laughter and a bit of chaos? That's exactly what you get with The Dozen Trivia. Inspired by the Barstool Sports show, this game turns your living room into a full-blown general knowledge battlefield, where intelligence (and a bit of luck) mix in an intense clash between two teams.
The dynamics are straightforward and addictive: the game is split into 12 diverse categories. You'll navigate through themes ranging from sports and geography to pop culture and the animal kingdom. No fluff here: each team gets one shot at the category's answer. If your team nails it, the point is yours. But watch out! If you freeze or get it wrong, you leave the door wide open for the opposing team to steal the point, creating that tension and banter that every great trivia game needs.
The real charm here is the competitive nature. It's not just about who read more encyclopedias, but how your team handles the pressure. It's the perfect kind of game to gather your friends, split into teams, and find out who the real 'know-it-all' of the group is. With games lasting anywhere from 15 to 60 minutes, it fits perfectly as a quick warm-up or the main event of a game night. If you love the energy of TV game shows and want to test your synergy with friends while debating random facts, The Dozen is the way to go. Get your neurons ready, pick your most trusted partners, and see who can dominate the 12 categories to emerge victorious!
The dynamics are straightforward and addictive: the game is split into 12 diverse categories. You'll navigate through themes ranging from sports and geography to pop culture and the animal kingdom. No fluff here: each team gets one shot at the category's answer. If your team nails it, the point is yours. But watch out! If you freeze or get it wrong, you leave the door wide open for the opposing team to steal the point, creating that tension and banter that every great trivia game needs.
The real charm here is the competitive nature. It's not just about who read more encyclopedias, but how your team handles the pressure. It's the perfect kind of game to gather your friends, split into teams, and find out who the real 'know-it-all' of the group is. With games lasting anywhere from 15 to 60 minutes, it fits perfectly as a quick warm-up or the main event of a game night. If you love the energy of TV game shows and want to test your synergy with friends while debating random facts, The Dozen is the way to go. Get your neurons ready, pick your most trusted partners, and see who can dominate the 12 categories to emerge victorious!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How many people can play?
The game is designed for two teams, so you need at least 2 people, but it really shines with larger groups split into two sides.
Is the game hard to learn?
Not at all! The rules are super simple and intuitive. It's basically answering questions and trying to steal points from your opponents.
How long does a game last?
It depends on the group's pace, but it usually takes between 15 and 60 minutes.
What are the question themes?
The game covers 12 categories, including sports, geography, animals, pop culture, movies, and more.
Is it recommended for people who hate studying?
Definitely! It's more about general knowledge and trivia than academic study, so anyone can have a blast.
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