Each card poses a question whose answer is a hidden number between 0 and 100.
"Duration of a football match, in minutes." "Number of players on a doubles tennis court."
A number is chosen in the center of the table. Place the card whose answer you think is closest to it. Everyone turns their card over at the same time, and that's where the game begins: the half whose answer is closest discards their card, and the others draw a new one. The answer furthest from the target number becomes the new number—the table rotates each round.
The first player to have only one card left wins.
WHAT YOU REALLY DO
You almost never know the exact answer. You estimate, you argue, you make mistakes out loud. Find Number isn't a quiz: no one recites, everyone reasons—and it's the discussion around the table that makes the game.
ON MULTIPLE PHONES
One player hosts, the others scan their QR code or type in four letters. Each player keeps their cards private, like a real hand. You can join mid-game, and guests don't need to set anything up.
OR ON A SINGLE PHONE
The phone is passed from hand to hand, with a screen buffer between players so no one sees the previous player's choice. This is also how you play in teams: one phone for two players.
WHAT'S INSIDE
• 2 to 8 players
• 328 questions, divided into themes: General, Movies & TV Shows, Sports, History, Music, Geography
• Three game lengths, from a quick round to an entire evening
• Three bonus cards per player: shift your answer by 20, by 50, or go all in
• An optional profile picture, for easy recognition at a glance around the table
OPEN AND PLAY
No account, no email address, no password. Guests join the table by scanning a QR code, without installing anything. Games automatically delete themselves after six hours.
The camera is only used for two things, both optional: scanning a game's QR code and taking a profile picture. The game is fully playable without access.
The number is hidden between 0 and 100. Get closer to it, or draw another card.