It's a 10, but... is the viral card game that PASANDOLA brought to the phone. Every turn somebody draws a secret card from 1 to 10, says the phrase that gives the game its name out loud, and makes up a flaw that explains why that 10 is really a lower number. Everyone else has to work out which one.
Every game takes 2 to 15 players and runs straight from your phone browser, with no download and no sign up. It is pure creative bluffing, so no game ever plays out like the one before.
Sees the secret card and has to make up a believable flaw on the spot that justifies why that 10 drops to the real number, without ever saying it outright.
Listens to the clue from the Narrator and calls out a number. Getting the exact number on the card right adds a point to their score.
This is the simplest game to set up on PASANDOLA, with only two things to adjust before starting.
This is where you type in the names of everyone playing, with a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 15. You can add or remove players from that same screen.
Sets how many rounds the game lasts, anywhere from 1 to 5. Every player guesses once per round.
Whoever racks up the most points by guessing the exact number on the card across every round wins. Each correct guess as the Guesser is worth one point.
The Narrator is whoever sees the secret card and gives the clue by making up a believable flaw. The role rotates automatically among the players turn by turn.
The game does not put a limit on it, so the group is better off agreeing before starting. With 1 try the challenge is much steeper, and with 3 it is far more forgiving for new groups.
You can pick anywhere from 1 to 5 rounds before starting. With more players every round feels longer, because everybody takes a turn at guessing.
Yes, completely free. There is no app to download, we ask for no sign up and you play straight from your phone browser.
Yes, the minimum is 2 players. With bigger groups the bluffing gets more interesting, because there are more people listening to the clue.
