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Bragging Rights The party game collection for game night
Bragging Rights is a party game collection for game night with friends: 36 mini-games, played online, everyone on their own PC – with a camera show, a shared scoreboard and an award ceremony.
In development
THE IDEA · ABOUT BRAGGING RIGHTS
Game night with friends – online.
Bragging Rights isn’t about a single mini-game – it’s about the whole night. One person opens a room, everyone else joins with a code: up to twelve players, each on their own computer. Then you draw, guess, estimate, bluff and act things out, and every point lands on one shared scoreboard.
You decide how the night runs: as a tournament, as a multi-event contest with a medal table, or team versus team. Set the order of games in advance, leave it to chance or spin the wheel – and add your own fields to it, like a challenge or a round of darts in the living room.
With cameras on, it feels like a game show: whoever’s turn it is stands in the spotlight, and the night ends with a winner’s photo. The camera is optional – only a few games, such as charades, need it. You talk over your usual voice chat.
What’s inside
- 36 mini-games: drawing, guessing, estimating, word games, quizzes, bluffing and skill
- Classics with a twist of their own – a category word race, “Who am I?” and a classic card game
- Night formats: tournament, multi-event with a medal table, or team versus team
- Play together online: open a room, share the code, off you go
- Camera show with spotlight and winner’s photo – also playable without a camera
- Sabotage: whoever is behind may disrupt the others for a few seconds
- Night planner, a spin wheel with your own fields, custom questions and a host mode
- Developer
- DELTRY
- Intended platforms
- Steam / PC
- Status
- In development
- Genre
- Party game collection
- Players
- 2 to 12, online
- Language
- German
A CLOSER LOOK
A look at the game.
Images from development – subject to change.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Frequently asked questions about Bragging Rights
How many people can play Bragging Rights?
A room holds up to twelve players, each on their own PC. Most mini-games work from two or three players, some team and bluffing games from four. Bragging Rights shows you which games suit your group size.
Does everyone need a webcam?
No. The camera turns the night into a show, but it is optional. Only a few games, such as charades, need it. There is deliberately no in-game audio – you talk over your usual voice chat.
Which games are included?
Currently 36 mini-games across drawing, guessing, estimating, word games, quizzes, bluffing and skill – including classics like a category word race, “Who am I?” and a classic card game. Names, art and content are made specifically for Bragging Rights.
Can we add our own content?
Yes. You can bring your own questions and add your own fields to the spin wheel: a challenge, or a game played away from the computer whose placings the host enters afterwards.
Which language is Bragging Rights in?
Bragging Rights is currently in German.
When will Bragging Rights be released?
Bragging Rights is in development and planned for Steam on PC. A release date and price have not been set yet. As soon as there is a Steam page, you will find the link here.
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