Shotgun

How to Play 'Shotgun'

1. Calling Shotgun: Players call out 'Shotgun' to claim the front passenger seat of a car.
2. Timing: Calls for Shotgun are usually valid when one is in sight of the car. Different groups have specific rules for timing.
3. Disputes: If multiple people call it at once, conflicts are usually resolved by previously agreed rules or challenges like rock-paper-scissors.
4. Exceptions: Rules often include exceptions for certain situations, such as a handicapped person automatically getting the seat or the driver assigning it.

Operation Guidelines

• Make sure everyone is aware of the rules before the game commences.
• Decide on any exceptions or additional rules to suit your group before starting.
• Ensure fair play and amicable resolution of disputes to maintain a fun atmosphere.

Shotgun FAQs

1. Is yelling 'Shotgun' compulsory to get the front seat?

   • It's a tradition, but rules may vary by group.

2. What happens if someone cheats?

   • It's best to resolve disputes with humor or light-hearted challenges.

3. Can Shotgun be overruled by the driver?

   • Yes, ultimately the driver has the final say for safety or practical reasons.

4. Are there circumstances when Shotgun is voided?

   • Emergency situations or pre-decided exceptions can void a Shotgun call.

Support Languages

Shotgun is a verbal game typically played in English, but it can be adapted to any language based on the group's preference.