Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
The perfect expansion for more chaos and laughs in Time's Up!
Highlights
- More content for the base game
- Guaranteed fun for large groups
- Classic and frantic round dynamics
- Super relevant pop culture theme
Keep in mind
- Requires the base game to play
- Might be too loud for some
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About the game
What you do in a play session
If you're already a fan of Time's Up! and feel like there's never enough time to laugh with your friends, get ready because Time's Up: Title Recall – Expansion 2 is here to crank up the chaos! This isn't a solo endeavor; it's the perfect fuel for family gatherings or parties where everyone wants to jump in at once. The focus here is testing how much pop culture you actually know—from classic movies to catchy songs—and how fast you can think under pressure.
The gameplay follows the classic, high-energy format: the game is split into three intense 30-second rounds. In the first round, the sky is the limit: you can use almost any clue to help your team guess the title. In the second round, things get tricky: you're restricted to using only one single word per clue, though sounds and gestures are fair game. Finally, for the grand finale, the third round demands total silence! No words allowed—only gestures and sounds are permitted to get your teammates on the right track.
Since this is an expansion, keep in mind that you'll need the Time's Up: Title Recall base game to use these new cards. It's the perfect addition for those who want to refresh their topic pool and ensure the game stays fresh for everyone. It's fast, it's chaotic, and it's guaranteed to spark laughter and those hilarious 'how did you not know that?!' moments. If you're looking for a light, weight 1 game that gets 4 to 18 players interacting frantically, this is it.
The gameplay follows the classic, high-energy format: the game is split into three intense 30-second rounds. In the first round, the sky is the limit: you can use almost any clue to help your team guess the title. In the second round, things get tricky: you're restricted to using only one single word per clue, though sounds and gestures are fair game. Finally, for the grand finale, the third round demands total silence! No words allowed—only gestures and sounds are permitted to get your teammates on the right track.
Since this is an expansion, keep in mind that you'll need the Time's Up: Title Recall base game to use these new cards. It's the perfect addition for those who want to refresh their topic pool and ensure the game stays fresh for everyone. It's fast, it's chaotic, and it's guaranteed to spark laughter and those hilarious 'how did you not know that?!' moments. If you're looking for a light, weight 1 game that gets 4 to 18 players interacting frantically, this is it.
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Best player count
BGG community vote
4
BEST
5
OK
6
BEST
7
OK
8
REC
9
REC
10
REC
11
OK
12
REC
13
OK
14
REC
15
REC
16
REC
17
OK
18
REC
Soundtrack
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
R&R Games
Designer
Michael Adams, Peter Sarrett
Community
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Can I play with only this expansion?
No, you need the Time's Up: Title Recall base game to use these cards.
How many players can play?
The fun can involve anywhere from 4 to 18 players, depending on how you split the teams!
How long does a game last?
The game is very dynamic and usually lasts about 60 minutes.
How complex is the game?
It's super light! The focus is on fun and speed, not complex rules.
What changes compared to the base game?
You get new cards with various themes so the game doesn't get repetitive.
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