How to play
- The host starts the clip or media clue.
- Players buzz or answer.
- The host validates, reveals and displays score when relevant.
Games
BlindBuzz
BlindBuzz is documented as an audio/media variant. The host controls clips, players buzz or answer, then validation or reveal awards points.
Existing module audioblindtesthost
Why it is fun
The target answer stays hidden until reveal, keeping blind-test tensión intact.
Great for
- Music nights
- Bars and events
- Multi-game sessions
FAQ
Is BlindBuzz playable?
The module exists, but it is documented outside the final Solo Rapide/Duel proof.
Does BlindBuzz promise a licensed music catalog?
No. The documentation explicitly avoids promising a licensed catalog or advanced voice recognition without validation.
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Birthday party game
A good birthday party game has to answer a simple question: how do you get friends, family, children, teens or adults gathered around someone to celebrate playing without losing time, excluding part of the group or making the activity feel forced? The right format depends on the place, player count, available duration and expected energy. This page helps choose a useful approach before talking about tools.
- 6 to 30 players, with teams when the group is above 12
- 10 to 20 minutes to choose rounds, prepare personal questions and test the shared screen
- smartphones, web browser, visible screen and optionally a host
- create memories without making the guest of honor uncomfortable
Aperitif game
A good aperitif game has to answer a simple question: how do you get friends, neighbours, colleagues or family who want to play without stopping conversation playing without losing time, excluding part of the group or making the activity feel forced? The right format depends on the place, player count, available duration and expected energy. This page helps choose a useful approach before talking about tools.
- 4 to 16 players, ideally in fast solo or small teams
- 3 to 8 minutes because the game should start between conversations
- phones, QR code or link, no required deck of cards
- add energy without turning the aperitif into a heavy show
Wedding game
A good wedding game has to answer a simple question: how do you get guests of all ages, close friends, families who do not know each other yet playing without losing time, excluding part of the group or making the activity feel forced? The right format depends on the place, player count, available duration and expected energy. This page helps choose a useful approach before talking about tools.
- 20 to 120 participants, with table teams to keep flow
- 20 to 40 minutes to choose kind questions and coordinate the host
- screen or projector, smartphones, microphone for a large room
- involve people without embarrassing anyone and bring tables together