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Stuff That!

Stuff That!

2021

3 - 8 players
30 - 0 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes

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Have you got the right stuff for the persuasive party game? Push your luck and put down as many cards as you can that fit the category, or try to sneak in stuff that doesn't! But watch out, if you play the most stuff, you'll have to show everyone your cards and argue why they fit! Everyone is dealt a hand of 7 Stuff cards that feature a whole plethora of things such as "rent money", "office politics" and "the Eiffel Tower". The game is played over 5 rounds. At the start of each round, a category is set e.g. "Stuff that you'd find down the back of the sofa" or "Stuff that you wouldn't want to cross in a dark alley". All players must select a number of cards to play from their hand that they think would fit the category - but here's the catch, it's only the player who plays the most cards that has to reveal their selection, everyone else simply scores a point for each card they've submitted without having to show what they put down. So it's up to you if you want to risk playing your "leftover pizza" card when the category is "Stuff that you can fix with glue". On the count of 3 everyone places their chosen cards face down. Whoever has played the most must reveal their selection and justify why each card fits the category. The other players all vote whether the selection is acceptable or not. If the majority vote yes, that player gets a point for each card as normal, but if the majority is no, they get no points for that round. All used cards are discarded and everyone redraws to 7 for the next round. Whoever has the most points after 5 rounds, wins!

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About Stuff That!

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Have you got the right stuff for the persuasive party game? Push your luck and put down as many cards as you can that fit the category, or try to sneak in stuff that doesn't! But watch out, if you play the most stuff, you'll have to show everyone your cards and argue why they fit! Everyone is dealt a hand of 7 Stuff cards that feature a whole plethora of things such as "rent money", "office politics" and "the Eiffel Tower". The game is played over 5 rounds. At the start of each round, a category is set e.g. "Stuff that you'd find down the back of the sofa" or "Stuff that you wouldn't want to cross in a dark alley". All players must select a number of cards to play from their hand that they think would fit the category - but here's the catch, it's only the player who plays the most cards that has to reveal their selection, everyone else simply scores a point for each card they've submitted without having to show what they put down. So it's up to you if you want to risk playing your "leftover pizza" card when the category is "Stuff that you can fix with glue". On the count of 3 everyone places their chosen cards face down. Whoever has played the most must reveal their selection and justify why each card fits the category. The other players all vote whether the selection is acceptable or not. If the majority vote yes, that player gets a point for each card as normal, but if the majority is no, they get no points for that round. All used cards are discarded and everyone redraws to 7 for the next round. Whoever has the most points after 5 rounds, wins!

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