Somewhere in between childhood summers and eternal after-dinner conversations, the image of a spinning roulette wheel, the audience chanting “go for the jackpot, oe!” and presenters who never seem to get old asking seemingly easy questions from the couch is engraved in our minds. BuzzAttack rescues that energy and installs it in the heart of Chamberí, in a real set where the contestants are no longer on the other side of the screen. It will open this November and, watch out, tickets have just gone on sale to enjoy it in first person.
In the experience, participants face all kinds of challenges in which they have to guess songs and video clips, guess prices or answer general cultural questions. All with the tension and excitement of the roulette wheel spinning in the center, the spotlights… and the competition among friends.
What tests will we find in BuzzAttack?
Among the tests there is a classic: recognizing songs and video clips that are part of the collective imagination. Easy on the sofa at home; except when the spotlights are shining and the countdown sounds faster than usual.
There will also be the round of the right price, that one that seems simple until a product costs 2 € more than what one swore. Intuition and television memory are mixed with the applause of the audience… and the occasional “joker, joker” (a reference only for true TV fans) thrown from the background.
There is no lack of general culture, which on the podium becomes a whole sport of risk: that capital that is always forgotten or the historical date that is never remembered. And to top it all off, the speed and reflexes tests, where roulette and the red button become the absolute protagonists.
The challenges also include nods to universal formats: from Classic Quiz and the ingenuity of Jeopardy! to the strategy of Tictactoe, the adrenaline of Supermarket Sweep or the madness of Wipeout.
More than a TV game show
BuzzAttack is designed for groups who want to share an hour of TV adrenaline. The competition can be in teams or individually, but always under the same premise: the thrill of spinning the roulette wheel, hearing the verdict and living, even for a moment, as if playing a historic jackpot.
This scenario can be used for bachelor/bachelorette parties, team buildings, birthdays or simply as an excuse to get people together and see who has the best memory, intuition or reflexes. Because, as in those contests that were seen in the family, the prize is not always the most important thing: what remains is the story that is told afterwards.
