A game of unhinged prompts and shouted guesses.
A fast, chaotic party game where you race through weird clue-giving challenges and shouted guesses in 33-second bursts. Easy to learn, fast to play, and perfect when you want everyone laughing in under five minutes.
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33 Seconds of Chaos is a party game for 3-8 players that's easy to teach and wild to play. You draw Chaos cards that tell you how to give clues, and Word cards everyone tries to guess. Each round lasts 33 seconds, so turns stay fast, loud, and funny from start to finish.
TL;DR: Draw a Chaos card. Draw a word. Shout ridiculous clues for 33 seconds. Score points. Repeat.
A deck of words that range from simple everyday stuff to gloriously absurd nonsense.
Challenge and Duel cards that twist how you're allowed to give clues and stir up the table.
Used with Word cards when you want just a little more randomness in your chaos.
Keeps every round tight, loud, and just a little bit stressful (in the fun way).
I'm a longtime D&D player and content creator who's spent years thinking about what makes games actually fun at the table.
I'm building 33 Seconds of Chaos with my kids as co-designers and playtesters (it was their idea in the first place!), so the whole family is in on the chaos.
The goal is simple: a "throw-it-on-the-table, teach-in-2-minutes" party game that still feels clever and chaotic. Something that works for game nights, parties, and family gatherings—anywhere people want to laugh and shout together.
The game will launch on Kickstarter soon, and early followers help shape which Chaos and Duel cards make it into the final game. Your feedback helps decide what makes the cut.
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