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Duck Duck Goose

The playground game, on phones. The chase is a trivia question.

Two to thirteen people, in a room or on a call. One person starts a circle and shows the code; everyone else scans it and takes a seat. Best with a crowd, playable with one other person, and playable on your own against the computer.

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On your own? The second button fills the ring with five computer players and deals you the first pick. Same circle, same chase, same one cue.

How to play
  1. One person starts a circle and shows the code. Everyone else scans it and taps once — you're on the ring, and it shows your seat.
  2. One player is the picker, with two buttons: DUCK and GOOSE.
  3. DUCK quacks the next phone and moves on round the ring. The picker can go round as many times as they like.
  4. GOOSE stops the ring. The goose's phone honks — and then the picker and the goose get the same question, on their own phones, at the same instant. Everyone else watches.
  5. First right answer sits down. A wrong answer loses on the spot — it's a sprint. The loser picks next.
  6. Three rounds running as picker and you sit anyway, same as the playground. The ring colours a seat by how often it's been picked, so nobody gets skipped all night.

Made by Ivan Schneider · the same one-page, scan-and-play setup as One-Card Schmuck.
Quack: Jonathon Jongsma, xeno-canto XC62258, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Honk: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, public domain.