How did you know that game review

	How Did You Know That?	I Should Have Known That - A trivia game about things you oughta know!	The Hygge Game - Cozy conversaton in pleasant company	I´m not saying you´re stupid - Trivia Party Game	Who in the room? Party Game	Things they don´t teach you in school - Trivia Party Game
Game Play	Addictively Entertining Trivia Family Game	Addictively Entertining Trivia Family Game	Conversation starter, cozy conversation	The game for anyone who loves new trivia, wild guesses, and uproarious laughter!	Are you prepared to learn what you friends really think about you?	A trivia party game with unexpected questions and answers you’ll never see coming!
Includes	110 cards 440 questions, hours of fun	110 cards 440 questions, hours of fun	110 cards 330 hygge questions	110 cards 440 questions, hours of fun	110 cards 330 laugh-out-loud and unexpected questions	110 cards 440 questions, hours of fun
Number of Players	2 or more	2 or more	2 or more	3 or more	3 or more	2 or more
Age	14+	14+	14+	14+	17+	17+
Easy Rules	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Perfect for	Your next party, dinner, or get-together with freinds and family!	Your next party, dinner, or get-together!	Cozy conversations and memorable times with family and friends	For your next party, game night with friends, you evening at home, or dinner!	A fast-paced game for your next party	For your next party, dinner, or get-together!
Benefits	Quality trivia time with family and friends	Quality trivia time with family and friends	A Hygge evening, everybody wins!	The answers are always numbers in this game so you can always take a wild guess	Get to know your friends even better	Party Trivia Game jam packed with fun facts, random trivia, and useless knowledge

Okay, let's cut to the chase: Is there anything that sets this trivia game apart from the gillion other trivia games out there?

Not really.

How Did You Know That? doesn't have a board, instead using small notepads for players to write down their answers. Questions are read aloud to the group, everyone writes down their answers, then the correct answers are revealed, with everyone scoring a point for each correct answer. You play to an arbitrary total of your choosing, and that's it. That's the whole game.

(The rules encourage you to shout "How Did You Know That?" if there is only one person who knows the answer, but there is no REASON to. It's not like Uno or something, where you are penalized for forgetting. It's just some random thing to do.)

The game is basically one deck of cards (about 400 questions) and some notepads which you don't even need to use, because any scrap paper will do. That's it.

Is it fun? Sure, it's fun in the same way ANY trivia is fun. If you love teasing your brain, hey, here are 400 more questions for you. So that's neat.

If there is anything that sets is apart, it's that the questions are a little more quirky, varied, and less "intense" than that big famous trivia game with the initials "T.P." You won't need knowledge of obscure philosophers or the like. These are much lighter questions that even younger teens can answer. It's very accessible, which makes it a good choice for a mixed crowd.

As a GAME, I have to be honest, there isn't much here. There is barely a game at all. It's just a deck of trivia questions. They couldn't have spent more than two minutes thinking about the "game" part of it.

But if you like trivia, well ... it's more trivia!

I went back and forth between giving this three stars or four. It's a 3-star game based on the GAME aspect -- like I said, there isn't much "game" to speak of -- but the fact that it's so accessible eased me into giving an extra star, since unlike T.P., you can break this out with any kind of company and no one is going to feel left out or dumb because they didn't know that Descartes wrote "cogito, ergo sum."

So it's not a great (or even good) GAME, but it IS fun and accessible trivia, and as a fan of trivia, I'm okay with that.

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