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De Facto revisits the great moments of history with a word association game that’s as clever as it is fun. Using Word cards, create visual clues to help others guess a historical fact—without speaking!
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Forget timelines! In De Facto, the past is told through words!
Your mission: help others guess major historical events by combining the words you have in your hand. It’s a game of drafting and associating ideas where wit and creativity are your best weapons.
De Facto is the ideal game to liven up your evenings. It’s perfect for those who love wordplay, deduction, and trivia.
Whether you’re a history buff or just curious, get ready to laugh and be surprised. One thing is certain: once the game starts, the past will hold no more secrets for you!
From prehistory to the present day, De Facto is a fun game that’s accessible to everyone. Find explanations from Nota Bene (the game’s co-author) for each historical event.
Creativity, deduction, and general knowledge come together in this game co-created by Benjamin Brillaud, a videographer and popular science communicator better known as Nota Bene!
Forget timelines! In De Facto, the past is told through words!
Your mission: help others guess major historical events by combining the words you have in your hand. It’s a game of drafting and associating ideas where wit and creativity are your best weapons.
De Facto is the ideal game to liven up your evenings. It’s perfect for those who love wordplay, deduction, and trivia.
Whether you’re a history buff or just curious, get ready to laugh and be surprised. One thing is certain: once the game starts, the past will hold no more secrets for you!
From prehistory to the present day, De Facto is a fun game that’s accessible to everyone. Find explanations from Nota Bene (the game’s co-author) for each historical event.
Creativity, deduction, and general knowledge come together in this game co-created by Benjamin Brillaud, a videographer and popular science communicator better known as Nota Bene!
