Ptibac Cocorico – The Little French Culture Game

Awaken your inner Gaul!

Ptibac Cocorico revives the timeless game mechanic of Petit Bac (finding a word starting with a specific letter in a given category) but gives it a fresh twist with "Cocorico" themes! From classic French expressions to regional specialties, including our celebrities and monuments, get ready for an avalanche of words and laughter.

The goal of the game? Be the fastest to find and announce a word corresponding to the imposed category and letter to win the round.

An intuitive and ultra-dynamic mechanic

No need for paper or pen, everything is played by voice and reflex:

• Original Categories: No more endless "Country, City, Job." Make way for categories that truly smell of France: "A smelly cheese," "A polite insult," "A city where it rains," or "A national star."

• Absolute Speed: A letter is drawn, a category is revealed... The first one to shout a valid answer wins the point. The tension builds with each second!

• Notebook Format: The game comes in compact blocks, easy to handle and perfect for playing anywhere (in the car, during aperitif, or at a picnic).

• Zero Setup: Open the block, pull out a sheet or flip a card, and you're ready to go. It's the ultimate "ready-to-play" game.

Why is Ptibac Cocorico a guaranteed success?

• Nostalgia and Modernity: Everyone knows the rules of Petit Bac, but the new categories bring a freshness and humor that completely transform the experience.

• Ideal for Aperitif: It's the perfect icebreaker game. The answers are often wacky and generate passionate debates (does that cheese really stink enough for the category?).

• Educational without seeming so: Ideal for enriching the vocabulary and general knowledge of youngsters while having fun.

• Pocket Gift: Low price and small format for maximum fun. It's the ideal "little extra" to add to an order.

Technical specifications:

• Number of players: 2+ players

• Age: From 7 or 8 years old

• Game duration: 10 to 15 minutes

• Game type: Words, Speed, General Knowledge

• Theme: France and Humor