Spot it! Manuals & User Guides
Spot it! (also known as Dobble) is a fast-paced visual perception card game where players race to find matching symbols between cards.
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Spot it! (γνωστό και ως Dobble) is an award-winning pattern recognition card game that tests speed, observation, and reflexes. Originally published as Dobble in Europe, the game is now a global phenomenon under the Zygomatic studio and Asmodee Group.
The standard deck consists of 55 cards, each decorated with 8 distinct symbols. Through a unique mathematical structure, there is always exactly one matching symbol between any two cards in the deck. This simple yet clever mechanic allows for frenetic gameplay where speed is key.
The game is designed for players of all ages and offers multiple ways to play, with specific rule variants known as minigames—such as "The Tower", "The Well", and "The Poisoned Gift". Spot it! frequently collaborates with major franchises to release themed editions, including versions featuring characters from Bluey, Disney, Marvel, and Star Wars, as well as educational versions for younger children.
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Spot It! Bluey Edition: Game Rules and How to Play
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Spot it! support FAQ
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How many cards are in a standard game of Spot it?
A standard game of Spot it! contains 55 cards, with 8 symbols on each card.
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What should I do if two players spot a match at the same time?
If there is a tie, the player who is first to take the card or place their card (depending on the specific mini-game rules) wins. If it is exactly simultaneous, players can perform a 'face-off' duel with two new cards to determine the winner.
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Is Spot it! the same game as Dobble?
Yes, Spot it! is the North American name for the game known as Dobble in Europe and other regions. The gameplay and mechanics are identical.
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How does the matching mechanic work?
The game is mathematically designed using finite projective geometry so that any two cards in the deck share exactly one matching symbol.