Autocomplete: The Game: - An Autocorrect Guessing Game for Adults, for 3-10 Players, Ages 18+, Funny After Dinner Party Games for a Group
Justin Hook
(Author)
Description
Based on the hugely popular web game Google Feud and jam-packed with the strangest internet searches known to man, Autocomplete: The Game is an autocorrect guessing game that will keep players on their toes. Featuring multiple gameplay options and 300 prompts--from "My dog ate . . ." to "Can you 3D print a . . ."--teams have one minute to correctly complete the top 10 internet searches for any given prompt. Packaged with a 60-second timer, this game has all the necessary ingredients for a rambunctious family night or a lively party with friends.Product Details
Price
$24.95
$22.95
Publisher
Chronicle Books
Publish Date
September 24, 2019
Dimensions
5.2 X 5.2 X 3.8 inches | 2.0 pounds
Language
English
Type
Other
EAN/UPC
9781452178004
BISAC Categories:
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Reviews
Holiday gift pick "Do you find yourself binge watching famous people go through their google autocomplete searches? Well this is the game for you and your friends. Teams can work together to guess the top ten autocomplete searches for the statements on the cards in order to prove they know more nonsense on the internet than there friends. It makes a great group game as up to ten people can play, if not more."
-Geek Girl Authority
Four stars "The concept is simple. Two teams have one minute to guess the top 10 Internet searches for a given prompt read from a card. A judge keeps score while everyone yells out their guesses as fast as possible. We invited our teenagers' friends to test these games with us, and everyone had fun with this one."
-St. Louis Post-Dispatch
-Geek Girl Authority
Four stars "The concept is simple. Two teams have one minute to guess the top 10 Internet searches for a given prompt read from a card. A judge keeps score while everyone yells out their guesses as fast as possible. We invited our teenagers' friends to test these games with us, and everyone had fun with this one."
-St. Louis Post-Dispatch