Don't Hate the players,
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Easy AF:
Play instantly. No reading. No waiting.
Fast and Competitive:
Keep up, or get left behind.
Everyone Plays:
No one sits out, no one’s safe.
No Judging, No Voting, and definitely no BBC.


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    How to Play Not The Brightest Bulb 🎥
    Because reading is hard—here’s everything you need to know without the rulebook. 😉

    Sick of playing the same game night after night?

    Or worse—buying the same game with a different name?

    Yeah, us too. That’s why we created Not The Brightest Bulb—a game that actually feels fresh, fast, and fun.

    A full display of Not The Brightest Bulb, including the game box, a stack of prompt cards, two face-up cards reading

    ✅ Zero reading—
    Just jump in and start playing.
    ✅ Fast-paced and competitive—
    Keep up or get left behind.
    ✅ No bystanders—
    Everyone plays, no one’s safe.
    ✅ Never the same game twice—
    Every round is chaos.
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    A group of cartoon light bulbs take turns naming chili ingredients around a prompt card that reads “Ingredients in chili.” One bulb says “Tomatoes,” another says “Chili Powder,” followed by “Beans,” “Peppers,” and “Meat.” A cracked light bulb hesitates and says “umm…” while a stack of Not The Brightest Bulb game cards sits in the center.
    A black-and-white game information icon set for Not The Brightest Bulb. The first icon shows two people sitting at a table with light bulbs above their heads, indicating a player count of 2-10. The second icon features a clock inside a light bulb, representing an average game time of 20 minutes. The third icon shows a person with a light bulb above their head and the number 15+, indicating the recommended age rating of 15 and up. The icons are enclosed in a rounded rectangular border.
    2-10 players - 20 min games - 15+ age
    A group of three friends playing Not The Brightest Bulb in a cozy living room. The player in the blue hoodie is cheering triumphantly, while the player in the red-striped sweater laughs and the player in the black flannel grins while holding a card. The game box and prompt cards are visible on the table alongside red plastic cups, creating a lively and engaging game night atmosphere.

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    TL;DR:

    Welcome to Not The Brightest Bulb – The Fast-Paced Party Game That Keeps You on Your Toes!

    Not The Brightest Bulb is the party game where quick thinking, sharp memory, and hilarious moments collide. No slow turns. No sitting out. No boring rules. Just fast, competitive fun—and you can start playing now with a FREE sample!

    How It Works

    Three comic-style panels explain how to play Not The Brightest Bulb. Panel 1: Cartoon light bulbs shout chili ingredients like “Beans,” “Tomatoes,” and “Meat,” while one bulb hesitates with “Umm…” The prompt card reads “Ingredients in chili.” Panel 2: A cracked bulb with its tongue out takes the card after messing up. Panel 3: The same bulb is now buried under a pile of cards with prompts like “Types of cheese” and “Famous world landmarks.” The caption reads: “Collect too many cards? Congratulations—you’re Not the Brightest Bulb!”

    Why It’s Awesome

    Instant Play
    No waiting, no reading—just start.
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    Everyone’s In
    No turns, no downtime.
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    Always Fresh
    Never the same game twice.
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    Competitive and Hilarious
    Outsmart your friends or go down trying.

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    Images and contents are representational. The final product may vary but will be clearly outlined at launch.