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$12.79 $19.99 In stock

Commit to the Bit is a fast-paced game designed to engage your creative spark. Random cards set the scene and even more random cards will disrupt it! Stay in character and elicit crowd reactions, in this exciting game of improvisation and imagination. Plays best with a 4 or more players.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily R. ★★★★★

The disruption cards are what make this game — just when you think your scene is going well, someone flips one and you're suddenly a pirate giving a eulogy. We laughed until our faces hurt, and nobody wanted to stop after the first round.

Matthew ★★★★★

My friends and I played this for two hours straight and nobody wanted to stop. The random disruption cards are what make it, one second you're giving a serious toast and the next someone flips a card that changes everything.

Timothy L. ★★★★★

Took this to a small dinner party and the disruptor cards pretty much hijacked the whole night. Staying in character while random scenes kept shifting was way harder than I expected, which is exactly what made it so fun.