How many players is Who Would Win?

Who Would Win plays with 3–99 players, ages 12 and up.

How long does Who Would Win take to play?

A game of Who Would Win takes 15 min, at light complexity (1.2/5 on BoardGameGeek).

Is Who Would Win any good?

Who Would Win rates 6.2/10 from 299 BoardGameGeek ratings. It is a card game / humor game built around acting, role playing, voting.

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Who Would Win (2009)

3–99 players · 15 min · age 12+ · ★ 6.2 on BGG

Players: 3–99
Play time: 15 min
Age: 12+
Complexity: Light
BGG rating: 6.2/10

Best for 3–99 players aged 12+ who like card games — light complexity, plays in 15 min.

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About Who Would Win

In Who Would Win? two players each draw one character card, then turn up an event card. Each player then has 20 seconds to argue why his character would win whatever event is presented. Why would Albert Einstein beat Darth Vader in a gardening contest? Why would Donald Trump prove to be a better figure skater than William Shakespeare? You tell me! The other players serve as the jury and vote on which player had the better argument; that player receives the event card.

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Card Game Humor Party Game

Mechanics: Acting, Role Playing, Voting · Designer: Jeff Siadek

Players: 3P · 4P · 5P · 6P · 7P · 8P

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Who Would Win FAQ

How many players is Who Would Win?: Who Would Win plays with 3–99 players, ages 12 and up.
How long does Who Would Win take to play?: A game of Who Would Win takes 15 min, at light complexity (1.2/5 on BoardGameGeek).
Is Who Would Win any good?: Who Would Win rates 6.2/10 from 299 BoardGameGeek ratings. It is a card game / humor game built around acting, role playing, voting.