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Guessing game · 8+

Who Took the Cake?

The birthday cake has vanished! Move around the house, ask sneaky questions, tick off your secret notebook and find out who took it.

2–6 players20–40 min8+One iPadTV + phone
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Free right now while we get payments ready. Later the game costs DKK 39 for 12 hours – or is included in GameBase+.

About Who Took the Cake?

Who Took the Cake? is a cosy detective game for the family. The game hides three secret cards: who ate the birthday cake, which room it happened in, and what the thief used. The rest of the cards are dealt out, and now it’s all about working out the answer by moving around the house and asking questions.

When you make a guess, the others in turn must show you one of the cards you asked about – but only to you. You tick it off in your secret notebook, and bit by bit there are fewer options left. The suspects are Uncle Bent, Granny Inger, Little Viggo, Cousin Sofie, Bamse the Dog and Neighbour Holm.

Play on one iPad that you pass around, with a cover screen hiding the secrets. Or use the TV as the game board, while each player sees their cards and notebook on their own phone. The game is for humans only, so you always play against each other.

How to play

  1. Choose One screen or TV + phones, and type in your names.
  2. Roll the step die and move up to as many rooms as it shows.
  3. Guess who and with what. The room is the one you’re standing in. The next player who has one of the cards secretly shows you one.
  4. Tick off your notebook. When you’re sure, make an accusation. If you’re right, you win.

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Questions about Who Took the Cake?

Can you play alone?

No. Who Took the Cake? is made for playing together, so you need at least two and at most six players.

How do you keep the cards secret on one iPad?

When something is secret, the screen covers up and asks you to pass the iPad on. Only when the right player taps I’m ready is the card or notebook shown.

How do you play on a TV with phones?

Choose TV + phones. The TV shows a code and a QR code. Each player opens GameBase on their phone, taps Join and types in the code. Then you see your own cards and notebook on your phone.

What does the game cost?

DKK 39 incl. VAT for 12 hours of access to the game, counted from when you start it. It’s included in GameBase+. If you play on the TV, everyone else joins free on their phone.

What happens if you make a wrong accusation?

Then you can’t guess any more, but you still have to show cards when the others ask. The others play on until someone finds the answer.

How old do you need to be?

The game suits kids from about eight. Younger children can easily join in on a team with a grown-up.

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