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Ludopedia
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Our Verdict
If your crew loves Harry Potter and party games, this will be the night’s highlight – fast, funny and memory‑rich.
Highlights
- Fast‑paced action
- Creative clues
- Easy to learn
Keep in mind
- Requires lively group
- Memory can be tough
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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Time’s Up! : Harry Potter brings the wizarding world into the frantic fun of the classic guessing party game. Played in teams of 4‑12, each player has 30 seconds per turn and three distinct phases to guess as many cards as possible. In round one, teammates give free‑form descriptions of the character, object or scene on the card without saying the word itself; round two limits the clue to a single word, demanding creativity and shared vocabulary; round three bans all speech, allowing only gestures, sounds and pantomime. The same deck is used throughout, so remembering previously seen terms becomes a valuable advantage. The goal is straightforward: score points by guessing more cards than the opposing team after the three rounds. The game is quick (about 30 minutes), easy to learn and ideal for parties, Harry Potter fan gatherings, or any get‑together that needs a burst of energy and laughter. Components include illustrated cards featuring iconic series characters and items, plus a 30‑second hourglass. Acting, communication limits and memory mechanics create a frantic, hilarious rhythm, while the team‑based nature fosters cooperation and friendly competition. With a BGG weight of 1/5, the learning curve is minimal, making it accessible to both newcomers and seasoned players. If your group loves a good joke, enjoys revisiting magical moments and doesn’t mind moving a bit, Time’s Up! : Harry Potter will be the star of your night.
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Repos Production, Gémklub, MINDOK, R&R Games
How many players can join?
Between 4 and 12 players, split into two or more teams.
How long does a game last?
Approximately 30 minutes, depending on how quickly teams guess.
What is the minimum recommended age?
8 years old, though younger kids can play with adult assistance.
What components are included?
Illustrated cards featuring Harry Potter characters and items, a 30‑second hourglass, and a rule sheet.
Do I need to know the books well?
Familiarity with main characters and events helps, but the game is still fun for casual fans.
How does the memory aspect work?
The same deck is used across all three rounds; remembering cards seen earlier gives an edge in later phases.