Smart10: Family
Smart10: Family Rulebook
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Contents
- 1 Smartbox with built-in scoring wheels
- 10 answer markers
- 100 double-sided quiz cards
- 1 rulebook
Game Objective
The goal is to be the first to collect 15 points by finding the correct answers.
Game Setup
In each corner of the Smartbox there is a scoring wheel, with a different symbol shown next to it (A). Each player chooses a symbol — with more than four players, form teams. Shuffle the cards and place them in the Smartbox so that the answers can be seen through the holes (B).
Note: how the Smartbox is most easily opened and closed again is described at the end of this rulebook.
Place the 10 answer markers on the holes of the Smartbox, so that the answers are no longer visible. Pull out the top card and slide it under the stack inside the Smartbox (C). Set all scoring wheels to 0.
How to Play
Smart10 is played over several rounds. The youngest player begins. Play then continues clockwise.
The player whose turn it is takes the Smartbox and reads the question in the middle of the card aloud. They may then decide whether to a) give an answer, or b) pass.
a) Giving an answer: If the player believes they have found a correct answer, they may remove the corresponding answer marker and immediately see underneath whether they are right.
- Is the answer correct? Great! The player may keep the answer marker and passes the Smartbox to the next player.
- Is the answer wrong? Bad luck! The player must sit out the rest of this round and may not give any further answer to the current quiz card. In addition, they lose all answer markers already collected in this round. These are set aside, and the next player takes their turn.
b) Passing: If the player believes they cannot give a correct answer and does not want to lose the answer markers already collected in this round, they may choose to pass. Nothing further happens, and the next player takes their turn.
Question Categories
True/False (orange ring): The answers are either "true" or "false." Only the "true" answers are to be guessed.
Number (yellow ring): Guess the exact number or the exact date of any answer of your choice.
Order (green ring): Guess at which position any answer of your choice belongs in the sequence. Example: Question: "Rank the countries by size (1 = largest)." Answer: "The third-largest," and the answer marker next to "USA" is removed to see whether the answer is correct.
Century/Decade (navy ring): Guess the correct century or decade.
Color (magenta ring): Guess the correct color.
Other (cyan ring): Guess the correct word, name, etc.
Example
(see illustration) Question: "Which of these is a board game?" Two answers are already revealed: "Activity" is correct and "Brillo" is wrong. That means one player has already dropped out of this round.
End of a Round
A round ends when all 10 answer markers have been removed from the Smartbox, or when all remaining players in the game pass and no longer want to give an answer. Each player, or each team, counts the answer markers they collected in this round and adds that number as points to their scoring wheel.
The answer markers are placed back on the holes of the Smartbox, the current card is slid under the stack, and a new round can begin as described above, with the player to the left of the last starting player.
End of the Game
The game ends as soon as, after a round, at least one player or team has reached 15 or more points on the scoring wheel. That player or team wins. If several players or teams have reached 15 points after a round, whoever has the most points wins. For a longer game, the target score can be raised to 30.
Opening and Closing the Smartbox
The Smartbox is closed tightly so it can easily be taken anywhere! With a small trick it opens quite easily: pull the side latch on the top outward while simultaneously pushing up on the underside.
To close the Smartbox again, the latch must be set at an angle against the side guides and then pushed down.
20 minutes · 2–8 players · ages 8+
Piatnik game no. 718892 · German edition: © 2021 Piatnik, Wien. Designed by Arno Steinwender & Christoph Reiser.