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Kwoji Troupeau, the majority game for colleagues

Twelve questions, four answers. The majority scores, the loner gets the black sheep.

  • 4–30 players
  • ~4 min
  • With the Standard plan
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How a game goes

A light question appears with several possible answers, and everyone answers at the same time without seeing what the others pick. The most popular answer earns a sheep for everyone who chose it: the point isn't to be right, it's to think like the table. Whoever ends up alone on their answer gets the black sheep. The end of the game draws a portrait of the team: what everyone agrees on, and what splits it.

Which team, and when

Players: 4–30 players. Length: ~4 min.

The game needs a big enough table for a majority to mean something, so it suits a large team meeting or an event, in the office or on video. Colleagues can follow the game from the stands.

Why it works with colleagues

Forget the right answer. Pick the one your colleagues will pick.

It doesn't reward trivia, it rewards knowing your colleagues: every round reveals a little of what the table thinks.

Every question shows what the team thinks, and the reveal, names included, gets people talking about each other's answers.

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FAQ

The questions we get asked.

Do I need to install anything to play Kwoji Troupeau?

No. Kwoji Troupeau runs in the browser, on a computer or a phone. Colleagues join the game from a link or a QR code.

How many players, and how long does it take?

Players: 4–30 players. Typical length: ~4 min.

Is Kwoji Troupeau free?

Kwoji Troupeau comes with the Standard plan, along with all 18 games in the catalogue. The full 30-day trial starts from the admin area, no credit card required.

Do you need to know the right answer?

No, there isn't one: you score by picking the answer the majority will pick.

What happens in a tie?

If two answers are tied for the most votes, nobody scores on that question.

Short games. Lasting memories.

Create your space, invite your colleagues, start the first match. Two minutes is all it takes.