Black Card Revok
Two kinds of cards. Facts cards have one right answer. The Room Decides cards go to whatever most people pick. Wrong or outvoted? Lose a point. First to zero loses.
3 to 12 players20 to 30 min
Read the rulesNew game: Black Card Revok
Pick a side. The room decides.
Everybody starts with 10 points. Answer A, B, C or D, show your answer at the same time, and lose a point if you're wrong or outside the majority. First one to zero loses. One phone runs the whole game.
Android first, iPhone after. Want to know when it drops? Email [email protected].
The Room Decides
Best cookout side?
A. Mac and cheese
B. Potato salad
C. Baked beans
D. Greens
Facts
Home of the Jubilee Singers?
A. Fisk · B. Howard
C. Spelman · D. Hampton
The Room Decides
Best plate in the family?
A. Grandma
B. Auntie
C. Unc
D. The cousin
The games
First up: Black Card Revok.
Every card is original and written for us, by us. More games are on the way.
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Read the rulesHow to play
One phone in the middle of the table.
Only one person needs the app. Everybody else just needs a hand. Coming next: everybody plays from their own phone by joining with a 4-letter code.
Fingers up
The fast way, made for a loud room.
- The reader reads the card and starts the clock.
- When it hits zero, everybody holds up 1 to 4 fingers at the same time.
- The reader taps in what everybody showed, and the app does the scoring.
Pass the phone
For when nobody trusts anybody.
- The reader reads the card out loud.
- The phone goes around, and each player taps their answer where nobody can see.
- The app reveals every answer at once.
Made for
Wherever the family ends up.
- Thanksgiving
- The cookout
- Family reunions
- Juneteenth
- Homecoming
- Sunday dinner
- Christmas
- Game night
- Wedding receptions
Questions
Before you ask.
Does everybody need the app?
No. One phone runs the whole game. Everybody else plays by holding up fingers or by tapping on the phone when it's passed to them.
Is it free?
The app is free to download and comes with cards to play right away. More cards will be available inside the app, and only the host ever pays.
Can the whole family play?
Yes. The standard cards are made for everybody from the kids' table to the grown folks' table. Grown-folks cards are kept separate and are off unless the host turns them on.
How many people can play?
3 to 12 players. For bigger groups, play in teams.
Which phones does it work on?
Android first, on Google Play. iPhone is coming after that.
Get the app.
Android first, iPhone after. One download, and the whole room can play.