Five Second Guess Game

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Content rating
Everyone
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About this game

Welcome to the Ultimate 5 Second Challenge - The Perfect Party Guessing Game!

Looking for an icebreaker that gets everyone energised?

Look no further! The 5 Second Battle is the ultimate party game to keep everyone on their toes and having fun.

Fast-Paced Fun - In this exciting game, you have only 5 seconds to name 3 things under a given topic. Quick thinking is key!

Will you be able to name 3 Al Pacino movies or 3 synonyms for "scream" before time runs out?

How to Play:
- A question is given.
- The timer starts as soon as you hit "start".
- Name 3 items related to the topic within 5 seconds.
- Gain a point if you succeed, or face a dare if you don’t. Dare is decided by other players.
- First to 10 points wins!

Variety of Categories: Choose from a range of topics suitable for all ages. Whether with family, friends, or colleagues, there's a category for everyone.

Who Can Play? - Anyone and everyone! The game is perfect for all ages with family-friendly and adult-only categories.

Features:
~ Hundreds of fun and challenging questions
~ Option to add your own custom questions
~ Play with up to 20 players
~ Separate adult mode for extra fun
~ Perfect for parties, game nights, and road trips

Why You'll Love It:

- Keeps everyone engaged and entertained
- Simple and easy-to-understand rules
- Perfect for testing quick-thinking skills
- Get ready to laugh, think fast, and have a blast with 5 Second Battle!
Download now and bring the fun to your next gathering.
Updated on
Jun 26, 2024

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