How many questions there are in this game?
2029941
I don't know exactly. Two per card and LOTS of cards and some blank ones to make your own questions. I felt like there were plenty of cards, with a wide variety of questions that caused is to make more cards of our own with our own questions. It's a lot of fun!!!
1459640
Yes ... I solved all but 5 of the 200 levels on my own ... but was stuck on a few of them so I searched for some solutions ... here are two great websites with pictures and text solutions for all of the levels. Don't give up too soon .. but if stuck they can get you moving again. Both sites are in German, but you can figure the solutions out either using the pictures or using a website translator. Good Luck. http://home.tiscali.de/troll/cm/index.html http://www.cm-fanpage.de/board/index.php
458131
Can play with 4, more is better. 8 is about max. We have a lot of fun with this game.
2147805
No. The game is based on a group of people answering a question and then one person trying to match the answers to the correct person. With only two people the game wouldn't be playable. Id suggest at least a group of 4.
873848
You can play several rounds, but one round/game takes about 30 minutes. More or less depending on how much debate there is. Super fun game!
2008077
80 playing cards for the regular game + 34 Characters ( Regular + Expansion) + 40 Playing cards (Dodge City Exp.) + 18 High Noon Exp. Cards + 15 Fistfull of Cards Exp. Cards + 7 Role Cards (Sheriff etc.) + 8 Role Exp. Cards + 8 Explaining Cards (for beginners to check how their cards work without showing them)TOTAL: 210 Cards!
1321190
I gave this to my grandchildren, so I asked them your question. Here is the answer:"It's supposed to be played with 4. There are 6 "characters", each with different "abilities", but the different combinations of 4 of the 6 change up the game." So I guess the answer is that up to 4 can play. Sorry if this doesn't work for you. They really love the game!
2178116
There are 158 illustrated cards. Additionally, the game comes with a map/gameboard of Europe, 240 colored train cars, 15 colored train stations, 5 wooden scoring markers, and a rule booklet. I hope that's helpful!
1686138
You can play with 4, for sure. When I played with 3 people, each person threw down 2 response cards to keep it interesting and funny.
765006
We Didn't Playtest This at All is the original game. This particular one comes with the CHAOS expansion pack. I want to say there are around 40? cards in the base game(I'm not 100% sure and didn't count), and the expansion added 15 more cards.
1611092
This is a trivia game that asks questions similar to that of Trivial Pursuit. I would not recommend this game for most children, but I do find it quite enjoyable to play.
1321195
2-4 according to the rules. There are enough pieces for 5, but the gameplay would probably be chaotic.
1929909
It contains two decks of the generic questions that come with the game. They're not specialized questions as the extra decks you can buy. One deck is relatively shallower and less intimate questions for playing with people you don't want to share all of your private secrets with. The other deck contains deeper questions about who you are.
1668833
There are 7 written characters. However we played it as 7 characters with the two of us being the hosts (maid and butler). We read all of the character bios and booklets so we knew all the clues and character bios. It helped our guests if they had questions. If you want the game is written so you can just choose to be one of the characters and not know who the murderer is till the end of the game. Hope this helps
497575
Our son is 10 and we had fun with it. The questions are aimed at many ages. Name 3 famous Micheals, 3 types of cheeses, 3 football teams, sorry I can't name more. Don't have the game in front of me and those are just a couple that stand out.
1925169
At least 3 .. but probably 4. I do not have it at my house to check ... gave it to two different grandkids (4 & 5 years old) so both of my sons could be tormented (LOL). The kids love it though and their parents aren't as tormented as I'd hoped ;) A little game I've developed is calling out the names of the keys (I've marked the 1st octave w/a sharpie) so they can start out 'dancing' simple songs like On Top of Old Smokey, Mary Had a Little Lamb, etc. This helps them learn their alphabet better and also sighting on the keys. Tons of fun!
1607927
The game description indicates 3-8 players. I'd want at least a minimum of 4, preferably 5, playing to keep it interesting. The only real reason you can't go over 8 people is because that's how many game pieces/dry erase boards you are provided.