How to play
- Enter a qualification phase.
- Survive successive phases.
- Win the final or target score.
Games
BuzzVivor
BuzzVivor is documented as an existing module outside the final Solo Rapide/Duel proof. It combines qualification, chain pressure, buzz final, éliminations and ranking.
Existing module survivaleliminationevent
Why it is fun
It creates longer pressure, visible transitions and survival status.
Great for
- Large groups
- Tournaments
- Hosted events
FAQ
Is BuzzVivor playable?
The module exists, but it is documented outside the final Solo Rapide/Duel proof.
Is BuzzVivor a short game?
It is documented as more event-oriented and longer than the short journeys.
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