Double Ditto

One player reads a category card aloud, something like "things you find in a glovebox", and everyone else has fifteen seconds to write down two answers. Then the answers are read out. Match one other player and you score a ditto; match on both answers and you score a double ditto. You are not trying to be clever. You are trying to write what everyone else is about to write. There is no board and almost no rulebook, so it fits any group size from four upward and suits a family table where a grandparent and a ten-year-old are playing together. We use it as a warm-up before a bigger game and as a closer when people are tired. It is lighter than Codenames and needs less concentration, which is the point.