Bezzerwizzer (pré-joué) (EN)

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Gather your friends and get ready to prove you know it all with Bezzerwizzer, a trivia party game straight from Denmark that runs on general knowledge as much as on trickery. Each team draws four category tiles and arranges them on its board according to its own confidence level: the question you dread most is worth only one point, but the one you can nail without blinking is worth four. The catch is that your rivals can steal your thunder: by playing a Bezzerwizzer tile, a team can jump in and answer your question first, snatching your points if they are right, while a ZWAP tile lets players swap categories around at the worst possible moment to throw everyone off. With twenty categories ranging from history and sports to film, music and everyday life, this Scandinavian trivia game keeps every team on its toes all the way to the finish line.

You will love Bezzerwizzer if you are into team board game nights where memory, bluffing and a bit of nerve make all the difference. It is the perfect companion for a night with friends or extended family, when everyone wants to prove they know more than the next person without ever taking things too seriously. Groups of two to twelve players, split into two, three or four teams, will find their fit here, whether for a quick round or a longer, more competitive match.

Invented in Denmark in 2006, Bezzerwizzer went on to become a runaway hit: the concept has sold nearly four million copies worldwide and this party game is now distributed in more than fifty markets. It was reportedly also crowned best adult game of the year at Sweden's Arets Spel awards in 2009, a nod that cemented its place as a Scandinavian classic of the trivia genre. That success spawned a whole family of boxes: compact editions and themed sets (movies, history, sports, language) all built on the same category-tile concept.

The game was created by Jesper Bülow, who designed it in 2006 before founding his own studio to bring it to market; the original concept has since grown into a whole family within the same line, including compact versions and themed expansions, all built on the same idea of category tiles and back-stabbing tokens.

BOX CONTENTS
1 game board
1 card box
1 Bezzerwizzer tile bag
4 team boards
4 playing pieces
4 ZWAP tiles
8 Bezzerwizzer tiles
20 category tiles
200 trivia cards

Number of Players: 2 to 12
Playing Time: 45 minutes
Age: 14 and up