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The One

The One 2007

2.0 /10
BGG rating
2–30
Players
15–60
Minutes
12
Age

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About the Game

The personality card game that answers the question everyone wants to know but no one wants to ask, "Which ONE am I in the group?" Get together with some friends and find out what you really think of each other.

The One is the ultimate game to test your friendship group. How well do you really know each other? What stories are hidden deep within that are bursting to come out? Allow this game to help that process.

Are you a plus or a minus? Are you a bonus or a burden? Which ONE are you?

Each card has a different personality. Some are positives and some are negatives. Players discuss who best suits 'THE ONE' on each card and must agree on ONE player to receive that card. Every card must be given and there is no limit on the amount of cards a player can receive. When all the cards have been handed out, the player with the highest score is the winner - THE ONE!

—description from the designer

A 2 or more player card game where players discuss who is "The One" that bests fits the personality trait on top most card. All players must agree as no one card can be shared. This process of revealing a card and then discussing which player best fits that personality trait is repeated until the stack is emptied. Scores are added and the player with the most points is the winner or "The One". There is no limit as to the amount of cards any one player can receive and cards are assigned positive and negative values depending on the personality trait depicted. The game itself is the size of regular deck of cards with cartoon images depicting the various personality traits. It is best played with 4 or more players to an average time of 30-45 minutes.

—user summary

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BGG ratings
2
BGG data
refreshed Sep 7, 2026

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