How to play
- Process the proposed relation.
- Submit the expected answer.
- Move to the final score based on correct relations.
Games
DuoBuzz
DuoBuzz presents a sequence of relations or associations. Local answers produce a compact summary, then the final score compares players or teams.
Playable soloSolo mode available in TABUZZZassociationsduelrelations
Why it is fun
It is mentally light, quick to understand and highly replayable.
Great for
- Duels
- Idea associations
- Short sessions
When should this format be used?
DuoBuzz is useful when the host needs quick rules, visible rhythm and low technical friction. The game page helps visitors understand the principle before opening TABUZZZ, testing the module or comparing it with another format. It also clarifies the recommended context so the group does not start with the wrong format.
Before starting
- Estimate the number of players and the desired duration.
- Plan a shared screen if the group plays in a venue, company room or event.
- Check that participants can join from their phone without installing anything.
FAQ
Is DuoBuzz playable?
Yes. A solo mode is available directly in TABUZZZ.
Is DuoBuzz only for two players?
No. A duel is its most direct format, but it can also be played solo or during a group session.
Sources
Primary source: the public TABUZZZ catalogue and the rules shown on this page. Usage contexts are editorial guidance; they do not guarantee a group's atmosphere or a particular outcome.
Editorial review: 11 August 2026. Responsible publisher: DOHM. Factual corrections can be reported from the contact page.
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