It's Obvious – Are You on the Same Wavelength? 🖼️🤝

What is obvious for some is far-fetched for others. It's Obvious by Maxime Rambourg, illustrated by Stéphane Escapa and published by Gigamic, is a cooperative game of image association for 3 to 6 players aged 8 and up, in about 20 minutes.

Each player has two image cards face up in front of them, and in the middle of the table lies a circle of numbered images – one more than there are players. All at the same time, everyone secretly chooses the central image that links to one (or both) of their own cards and sets the number on their voting wheel. The catch: you must not talk freely. You may only say how sure you are – »My choice is obvious!« or »This one is a bit far-fetched!« – but never which card you mean or why. If you are the only one who picked an image, you take it. If two players chose the same image, the round is a defeat. Watch everyone's cards closely and try to guess what your teammates will pick, so you choose something different. Depending on the number of players, you play 7 to 10 rounds together – and three defeats end the game early.

🖼️ Match the Images

Link to your own cards.

🤫 Talk Only Vaguely

Say how sure you are.

🎡 Vote in Secret

Set your wheel.

🤝 Win Together

Never pick the same.

Why You'll Love It:

• 🤝 Cooperative: everyone wins or loses together.
• 😂 Great Conversations: why was that obvious?
• 🖼️ 300 Image Cards: new links every game. More ideas among our family games.

Quick facts

• Players: 3–6
• Playing time: about 20 minutes
• Age: 8+
• Designer: Maxime Rambourg
• Illustrator: Stéphane Escapa
• Publisher: Gigamic
• Contents: 300 image cards, 6 voting wheels, 8 number tokens, 10 round tokens, rules
• Edition / language: English Edition

Can I explain my choice? No – only say how sure you are.
When do we lose? After three defeats.

Get on the same wavelength and play It's Obvious together. 🖼️

⚠️ Warning: Choking hazard – small parts. Not for children under 3 years.