Overview
- The Kickstarter, which launched Tuesday, cleared its $40,000 goal within minutes and topped about $1 million within hours.
- The home edition adapts three hit formats from the show — Bingo, Name a Number, and Sam Says — into a party game for groups at home.
- Designers kept play hostless by teaching rules up front while hiding prompt cards, so teams know how to play but still get surprise challenges.
- Backers can choose tiers from a $19 Sam Says sampler to a $159 ultimate bundle with expansion decks, plus limited perks like props and custom messages.
- The campaign runs through June 6 with daily community challenges, is currently available only on Kickstarter, and Dropout says it is exploring a Dimension 20 game next.