The phrases you listed are associated with a party/quiz game called TTMC, which stands for “Tu Te Mets Combien ?” (How much do you rate yourself?). It’s a light, self-assessment style quiz where players rate their knowledge on a given topic from 1 to 10, and the chosen rating influences the difficulty of the next question and how far you advance on the board. The game emphasizes playful self-evaluation and progressively tougher questions as confidence increases. Key ideas and features

• Self-assessment mechanic: On each turn, you rate your knowledge from 1 (low) to 10 (high) for the current theme. Higher self-ratings lead to tougher questions but potentially bigger progress if answered correctly.
• Varied questions: The topics can range across general knowledge, pop culture, sports, and specific themes; there are standard editions and themed variants.
• Flexible play: Designed for 2 to 16 players, making it suitable for casual gatherings, parties, or family game nights. Some versions also support solo play.
• Progress system: Correct answers move players forward on a game track; the amount of advancement depends on the difficulty level you chose (the higher the rating, the higher the reward, typically).
• Editions and availability: TTMC has multiple editions and regional variants (e.g., travel or sport-focused, Paris 2024 edition, etc.), with purchase options across different retailers and the game’s official site.

If you’re deciding whether to try it

• If you enjoy lighthearted party games that mix self-assessment with trivia, TTMC is well-suited to your group.
• If your group prefers strictly hard trivia with fixed question difficulty, TTMC’s self-rating mechanic may feel gimmicky, but many players find it adds fun strategic risk-taking.

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