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Hitster: 100% en Español is Jumbo's edition dedicated entirely to the greatest hits of Spanish-language music. The mechanic is straightforward: each player scans the QR code on a card using the free app, the song starts playing through Spotify, and you have to decide where it fits on your timeline relative to the cards already in front of you. The first player to correctly order their collection of songs wins the round. No need to know exact dates a good ear and a bit of musical memory are all it takes.
A party game you can explain in two minutes
Hitster has one clear advantage at the table: the rules need no lengthy explanation. As soon as someone scans the first card and the song kicks in, the whole group gets it. The 37 joker tokens add a layer of tactical decision-making that gives longer sessions or more competitive groups a bit more to work with. With room for up to 10 players and games lasting around 30 minutes, it fits just as well at a dinner with friends as at a family gathering where different generations are sharing the table.
What's in the box and what you'll need
The box contains 308 QR code cards, 37 joker tokens (Hitster tokens) and the rulebook in Spanish. To play you'll need a smartphone with the Hitster app installed, an internet connection and a Spotify account the free version works, though Premium is recommended for a smoother experience. The game requires no batteries or electronic components of its own: all the audio runs through your phone and the streaming platform.
A convenient option for anyone looking for a group game with no setup
On a shelf of party games, Hitster: 100% en Español has a very clear identity: it needs no large table, has no fragile pieces and can be set up anywhere there are a couple of phones to hand. As a gift, it works well when you're looking for something recognisable for a group of adults or for a gathering where music is a shared point of reference. The Spanish-language edition gives it a more familiar feel for those who prefer a repertoire they know without international tracks.