Terrible startup ideas. Ridiculous pitches. The friend who somehow sells "Uber for Pigeons" to the whole table wins. 200+ cards of pure founder chaos.
Each round, one player draws a ridiculous product idea. Everyone else has 60 seconds to pitch it to a specific audience. The best pitch wins the round.
No trivia. No strategy. Just pure creative chaos and the friend group dynamics that make party games actually fun. The quiet one who suddenly sells "LinkedIn for Cats" to a room of skeptics? That's the magic.
Learn in 30 seconds. Play for hours. Argue about who won for days.
Flip a product card to reveal a wonderfully terrible startup idea. "AI-powered socks"? "Tinder for houseplants"? You're pitching it.
You have 60 seconds to convince the table this is the next unicorn. Buzzwords encouraged. PowerPoint not included. Passion mandatory.
The judge (this round's "VC") picks the most convincing pitch. Win rounds, collect cards, become the pitch legend of your friend group.
We didn't build a shock-humor crutch. We built the game that makes you discover your friends are secret sales geniuses.
No one wins by being the most offensive. You win by being the most convincing. Big difference. Your weird aunt and your startup bro can both play.
30-second rule explanation. No complex setup, no 40-page rulebook, no "okay so first you draft your starting hand." Just shuffle and go.
Finally, a game that speaks your language. Product-market fit, pitch decks, "pivoting" — it's all in here. Accelerator kickoffs will never be the same.
You'll be talking about the time someone pitched "Uber for Pigeons" to a room of skeptical grandmas for months. That's the game working as designed.
Other pitching games exist. None of them were built for people who actually live the startup life.
Your next game night, team offsite, or founder happy hour deserves better than charades.
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