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Outsmarted
This is Outsmarted, a TV quiz-show board game that puts kids, teens and adults in the hot seat together. A connected phone, tablet or laptop hosts the show and adjusts the questions to each player's age.
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The game
Outsmarted calls itself the revolutionary live quiz-show board game. You play on a physical board, while an app hosts the show on a phone, tablet or laptop, asking the questions, running the clock and keeping score. The idea is to feel like a live TV quiz show, with the tension of beating the clock.
Who it suits
The brand says its game adjusts question difficulty to each player's age, so children, teenagers and adults can compete on the same board and anyone can win. That makes it a good fit for family evenings with a wide age range, though groups of adults can play too. The brand says the host means anyone can learn to play in a minute or two.
The questions
The base game comes with a large bank of questions that use pictures, song clips and video, and the brand says the Breaking News category is updated daily. You can add more with themed question categories and multipacks sold on the site, such as film, music, football and general knowledge. Some add-on categories are free, and the brand likens the question store to a streaming service for board games.
Remote play
The brand also says friends and family can join your game from anywhere, which suits households with relatives who live far away. You will need the app and a suitable device, and a guide for casting to a TV is available on its site.
Delivery
Shipping is included in the price you pay at checkout. The brand has a delivery information page, and some products can depend on stock availability.
Returns
If you change your mind, contact the brand within the window in its policy and send the game back unopened. There is no prepaid returns label, so postage is yours, and opened games cannot be returned. Damaged or incorrect orders are treated separately and you should report them promptly.
Questions about Outsmarted
Are there any Outsmarted discount codes?
We don't currently list a confirmed discount code. That doesn't mean the store has no promotions; check its website for current prices.
Where can I check Outsmarted's refund policy?
Read the retailer's current policy before buying. Eligibility can depend on the product, its condition and whether it has been used or activated. Returns policy
How does Outsmarted work?
You play on the board while an app on a phone, tablet or laptop hosts the quiz. It asks the questions, runs the clock and scores the game.
Can kids and adults play Outsmarted together?
Yes. The brand says the game adjusts question difficulty to each player's age, so children, teens and adults can compete fairly.
Can friends join an Outsmarted game remotely?
The brand says friends and family can join your game from elsewhere. Check the device and app set-up on its site first.
Can I send back an opened Outsmarted game?
No. Its policy accepts unopened items only, and you pay for return postage. Damaged or wrong items should be reported to the brand promptly.
Who handles my order?
You complete your purchase with the retailer. For order changes, delivery questions or a refund, contact the seller shown on your order confirmation. Vouchernaut publishes shopping guides and offers; we don't process your purchase.
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