We love this game and it has quickly become a new favourite, we first played it between the two of us and enjoyed it so then played with the whole family, despite saying its for up to 30 people though it only has 6 wipe clean boards, there were 9 of us so we had some couples sharing boards and one score keeper which worked out ok, we were short a pen for the score keeper though so had to share pens also. The pile of cards sits in the middle of the table, each player (or team) has an answer board and a pen and someone is the designated scorekeeper who gets the scoreboard to fill in! The aim is to get the answer in your range, while also getting the smallest range compared to the other players.

Be the first player to score 15 points by answering numerical questions within a range that you choose. You only need to get the right answer in your range to win points so everyone can have a go, but the smaller your range compared to everyone else, the more you score! It only takes two minutes to learn, you can play as individuals or teams, and everyone plays every question, so no one gets bored.

All the paper and wood used for the game are either from sustainable forests or recycled materials, and for every game bought, a tree planting is funded. The game has cards with 200 different questions, such as how many official flavours of Walkers crisps are there. Many people have created outdoor living space in their gardens or taken up camping and it’s the perfect time to try a new game. This is a great board game to help families keep moving, keep smiling and keep communicating during Covid19 lockdown. FAMILY FAVOURITE GAME – The Wales Edition of the hit family game, with brilliant questions, hilarious answers and crazy convos!

A great addition to the game, use it every time friends are around and there is guaranteed laughter!This will ensure a steadily increasing score until a question comes up that you are very sure of (for example, I actually knew Joey Chestnut’s hot dog eating record), where you can use the double power and score six points, which will usually put the game in the bag. Use your special powers once per game to COPY a friend’s answer, cause some havoc with a SWAP or go for DOUBLE points if you’re feeling bold. In 1896, Walter Arnold was hurtling through Kent at four times the speed limit and was fined a shilling after a five mile chase by a constable on a bike.

You score points if the answer falls anywhere between your top and bottom range or the answer matches your top or bottom range. Consenting to these technologies will allow us to process data such as browsing behaviour or unique IDs on this site. It is really easy to learn the rules and a great game to play with lots of people as it doesn’t take much explaining, it is also far more competitive when played in a team as you ‘discuss’ things that you think you know! Confident is making trivia fun again with its unique gameplay that gives everyone a chance thanks to quirky questions, dramatic reveals and cheeky answer swaps.Nick grew up reading fantasy novels and board game rules for fun, so he accepted he was a dork at an early age. Whether you know the answer, the rough estimate answer, or have absolutely no clue, just be confident with it! The back of the rulebook has suggestions for alternative modes, but they only exacerbate Confident’s failings instead of addressing them. We bought this for our traditional Boxing Day games day after we saw a demo of it while on holiday in Cardiff. I would recommend this for any one who is fluent, learning or someone who would like to learn more about Wales.

The only exception to this scoring system is that if everyone gets the correct range, the person with the biggest range doesn’t score, this is put in place to stop people from putting 0-the highest number in each round. Families and friends across the nation have fallen in love with its quirky questions, dramatic reveals and cheeky answer swaps.

The great thing is that you don’t need to know any of the answers, surprise yourself with how much you know by just taking a guess! The only drawback with games like this, is that after several games, players will start to learn the answers to the questions, but there are more than enough for many game sessions. answer whiteboards are included (one for each player or team) but there’s no upper limit on how many can play.