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Sussed is an innovative quiz game that promotes self-awareness and empathy. Players try to predict each other's responses to scenarios to see who knows who best. It can be played individually or in teams and is designed to stimulate meaningful conversations to boost social and emotional skills. The team version in particular is suitable for engaging students of different ages or schools.
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sussed school team quiz competition
- 1. sussed for schools Innovative quiz competition Practising self-awareness and empathy has never been so much fun! Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 2. sussed is a quiz with a difference! Instead of general knowledge or trivia, it’s about who knows who best - so everyone can join in! Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 4. Players use their powers of reason and intuition to say how they’d respond to real and imaginary scenarios! Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 5. Designed to boost self- awareness and empathy, the idea is to stimulate conversations people haven’t had before! Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 6. sussed can be played by individual players or in teams. For a player versus player game, you simply need one or more packs of sussed! Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 8. The reader reads aloud a scenario question and secretly decides which option (A/B/C) is closest to the truth for them! Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 9. The other players then say which option they think the reader has chosen, at which point the reader reveals their answer! Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 10. Not only does everyone get to talk about what they said and why, they can score to see who knows who best… really! Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 12. The player versus player game is ideal for 2 – 10 players to practise speaking, listening and decision making skills… Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 13. ... in English, French, German, Italian or Spanish… for a few minutes or a few hours! Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 14. For a team versus team game, the aim is to see which team knows their teammates best! Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 16. Teams of 4 – 10 players compete to score the most points from 6 rounds of scenario questions. Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 17. A round involves 1 player from each team answering scenario questions about themselves in secret,… Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 18. … the other players on the same team trying to predict their teammate’s answers... And everyone laughing at how right or wrong they are! Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 20. Diverse themes and the chance to win bonus points add to the excitement! Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 21. The team versus team game of sussed is a great way of engaging students from different years or schools! Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 22. It’s also perfect for fundraising quiz nights – for example, parents v kids - because you just have to know your teammates! Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 24. In addition to supporting a positive school environment, teams that know each other well will inspire those that don’t! Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 25. So, if you’re looking for a new, simple, fun, idea that could help students feel happy and positive about themselves, develop relationships,… Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 26. … make decisions about things that could affect their physical and mental health and handle various social and moral dilemmas… Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 27. … please visit our website www.gamestoget.co.uk where you can see the full range of sussed packs or… Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 28. … contact us at mark.evans@gamestoget.co.uk and we’ll tell you how to organise an hilarious team v team competition! Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 29. About sussed? Launched by Games to Get in 2011, sussed is a family friendly quiz game that inspires face-to-face conversation by challenging players to figure each other out. With hundreds of scenarios to decide on, you will need your powers of reason and intuition to discover who knows who best. With different versions, enjoyed by kids aged 6+, teenagers and adults, sussed is recommended by the Good Toy Guide. sussed has also become one of Amazon UK’s most highly rated and successful ‘Quiz and Trivia’ and ‘Pocket and Travel’ card games. There are currently 8 different sussed packs and over 1,500 sussed questions, perfect for boosting critical thinking, creative thinking and emotional intelligence – in addition to increasing self-awareness and empathy. Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 30. Face-to-face conversation Did you know that face-to-face conversation releases natural chemicals in the brain that can increase happiness; improve the immune system; reduce pain; lower stress; boost mental health; fight dementia; combat depression; tackle loneliness; develop trust; build self-esteem; enhance productivity and overcome shyness? Face-to-face conversation is also important for expressing our true personality, increasing self-awareness and building empathy - all of which are key to feeling great about ourselves and connecting with others! No wonder studies show face-to-face conversation can help us live longer! Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk
- 31. What Amazon reviewers say “brilliant, easy, fun game” “an all round winner” “would definitely recommend” “very cool” “lovely way to end a family meal” “takes them off their iPads” “hysterical” “ a whole host of scenarios” “all of these games are fantastic” “being older doesn’t give you an advantage” “a feel-good game” “the best presents don’t have to cost a fortune” “appealed to 3 generations” “the game about you” “great for teenagers” “my hubby hates games but loved these” “had us all in stitches” “it’s a miracle” “crack open a bottle of wine and who knows what answers you’ll get” “the young, the old will love it” Copyright © 2011 Games to Get Ltd. www.gamestoget.co.uk