Association · speed
Olympikos
Who hasn’t dreamed of competing at the Olympics? Guess the sport first and step onto the podium.
- At the table: 2–6 players
- 20 min
- Complexity: Very easy
What kind of game is it?
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The four boxes keep turning. Tap the one you want: right below you’ll see what kind of game it is, and you can play a game right here, alone or two players on the same screen.
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Association · speed
Who hasn’t dreamed of competing at the Olympics? Guess the sport first and step onto the podium.
What kind of game is it?
Deduction · the Author can’t speak
Paris, 1889. The Author knows Gustave Eiffel’s secret, but can’t say a word.
What kind of game is it?
Cooperative deduction
Who helped Belgrano create the Argentine flag? Find out as a team before you run out of turns.
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Coming soon · Secret Stories
The year 2080. Everyone says their code out loud, but nobody knows how many the others got right.
What kind of game is it?
Olympikos
The website is the Coach and has placed a clue on each medal. Every 10 seconds a rival team plays a card. With two players, each Athlete taps their own rings: the first to get it right takes the medal.
Ring 1 · Weightlifting
Ring 2 · Wheelchair fencing
Ring 3 · Long jump
Ring 4 · Speed skating
Ring 5 · Rugby
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Ring 1 · Archery
Ring 2 · Ice hockey
Ring 3 · Handball
Ring 4 · Boccia
Ring 5 · Surfing
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Ring 1 · Breaking
Ring 2 · High jump
Ring 3 · Bobsleigh
Ring 4 · Canoe slalom
Ring 5 · Artistic swimming
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In the real game, the Coach changes every round and five new sports hit the table.
Les Secrets de la Tour Eiffel
The Author has placed a card next to each row. With two players, each Reader says their code in turn and the Author says out loud how many digits are right. The first to crack the code wins with the Author.
1812
The Author and the Readers play as a team. With two players, you take turns deciding the code and the envelope tells you how many digits are right. Crack it before the turns run out and everyone wins.
2080
Like Les Secrets de la Tour Eiffel, but every Reader says their code out loud and the Author answers in secret. With two players, pass the screen: each of you only sees your own hits.