Modern

Just One 2018

Designed by Ludovic Roudy, Bruno Sautter

Players3–7
Age8+
Playtime~20 min
Complexity1.0 / 5
BGG rank#157

What it is

A very light deduction, party game, word game game for 3-7 players (~20 min), built around communication limits, cooperative game, deduction.

Why it matters

A notable hobby board game, currently ranked #157 on BoardGameGeek and a widely played party title.

How to play Just One

Just One is a light & easy to learn game (rated 1.0 of 5 for complexity on BoardGameGeek) that plays with 3–7 players, runs about 20 minutes and is aimed at ages 8 and up. It's a Deduction, Party Game and Word Game where the core of play revolves around Communication Limits, Cooperative Game and Deduction. A very light deduction, party game, word game game for 3-7 players (~20 min), built around communication limits, cooperative game, deduction. A notable hobby board game, currently ranked #157 on BoardGameGeek and a widely played party title.

This is an overview of what to expect at the table — not the rulebook. We link to official rules and tutorials rather than reproducing them.

What players ask about Just One

How many players is Just One?

Just One plays with 3–7 players.

How long does Just One take to play?

About 20 minutes per game.

Is Just One hard to learn?

BoardGameGeek rates its complexity at 1.0 out of 5 — very light — quick to teach. That's a community weight rating, not our opinion.

What age is Just One for?

The publisher recommends ages 8 and up.

Is Just One good for beginners and families?

Going by the numbers — a low complexity of 1.0/5 and a 8+ age rating — Just One is approachable for newcomers and family play. (That's inferred from its weight and age, not a review.)

What kind of game is Just One?

Just One is a Deduction, Party Game, Word Game game, built on Communication Limits, Cooperative Game, Deduction.

Where to buy Just One

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