With a large group, the challenge is keeping people involved, informed, and comfortable. A high player limit is only the first check; turn structure and waiting time often shape the evening.
What to compare
Simultaneous or sequential
Check whether everyone acts together, takes turns, or watches a representative. Consider how much downtime the group is willing to accept.
Teams and space
Confirm team sizes, seating, visibility, and whether people need to hear a host or see a shared screen. Plan a layout that supports the rules.
Joining and leaving
Look for round boundaries and a fair way to handle late arrivals. Decide whether players can change teams without disrupting a long score structure.
A detail worth checking
Do not treat a published maximum as a promise of a smooth experience in any room. Noise, sight lines, and the facilitator role still need planning.
Make your next session easier
Prepare the rules explanation, materials, and team arrangement before people arrive. Start with a practice round and check that everyone can see, hear, and participate.
