Whozit?

If you enjoy games that spark absurd debates and force you to read your friends' minds, Whozit? (formerly known as Profiler) is the perfect pick. The premise is simple, but the mental chaos is guaranteed: the team must guess what a player chose based on controversial opinions and bizarre scenarios. Imagine having to decide if Dracula cares more about his looks after a parachute jump than Lady Gaga does. That’s the kind of debate you'll be having at the table!

Here's how it works: in each round, one player takes on the role of the 'profiler.' They look at six random characters and pick one as the target. Then, they draw two phrases that act as criteria (e.g., 'vain' or 'adventurous') and rank them on a scale from -5 to 5. The rest of the team must discuss and deduce which of the six characters doesn't fit the profiler's logic. If the team guesses correctly, the score marker advances. If they guess wrong, the round is discarded, and you start over. The goal is to reach the end of five rounds with a perfect score, proving you're all in sync.

The real fun of Whozit? isn't mathematical precision, but the discussion itself. You'll hear hilarious justifications for why Santa Claus might be more or less 'stressed' than a pirate. Since it's a cooperative game, no one is left on their own; the table turns into a big chat where opinions clash and laughter flows naturally. It's a light party game with a very low weight, ideal for playing with anyone, from non-gamers to veterans looking to unwind between heavier titles. With a short playtime of 20 to 30 minutes, it's perfect for starting or ending a game night. Get ready to discover that you might not know your friends' opinions on celebrities or historical figures as well as you thought!