EL TOP JOHN: party quiz game

A question game for a group of people and one phone. Every card asks a question and lays out 10 hidden options. On your turn you pick one, say your answer OUT LOUD, and flip it over. Get it right and it goes into the pot. Then you choose: bank the points and stop, or keep going. Get it wrong and the whole pot is gone, and so are you — for that card. That is the entire game: knowing when to stop. HOW IT PLAYS • 2 to 8 players and a single phone, passed around the table. • Turn order is set before the first card: by hand or drawn at random. • Play to a score (10, 15, 20 or 25) or to a number of cards (5, 10, 15 or 20). • At every change of turn the screen fills with the colour of whoever is up, so nobody loses track. • Don't fancy a card? Swap it, no explanation needed, as long as nothing has been flipped yet. • Tied at the top at the end? The table decides: call it a draw, or play a tiebreaker card between the players who tied. FOUR WAYS TO ANSWER • Yes or no. • Rank it: put the option in its place, from 1 to 10. • Say it: answer out loud and let the table judge. • Only one: a single correct answer among the ten. Getting it wrong just passes the turn; getting it right early is worth more than getting it right last. 130 CARDS ACROSS ELEVEN CATEGORIES Music, Geography, Brands, Symbols, Numbers, Literature, History, Science, Nature, Film & TV and Sport. Some cards are photos, one is sound. WRITTEN BY HAND These cards don't come out of a question database. Each one was written, checked and dated, and the ones that hang on a figure that moves get revisited. ENGLISH AND SPANISH All 130 cards exist in both languages, written in each one rather than run through a translator. Switch from the menu. NO SMALL PRINT • No ads. • No account, no sign-up, no email. • No connection needed: play on the tube, up a mountain or on a plane. • 40 genuinely free cards, covering all eleven categories, all four answer types, the photos and the sound. The rest opens with a single payment: no subscription, no separate packs, no ads. SIX THEMES Six different palettes, switched from the menu. For long dinners, car journeys, waiting rooms and the hour after a meal when nobody wants to move. One phone in the middle of the table, and let's see who dares to keep going.