OMG - So much fun!

I had this game for several months without trying it. I often have another couple over for games, but thought this would be better in a bigger group. I had a dinnner party for six and we played this after dinner. One question was “two types of snakes” and someone put “long and short”. We laughed and laughed at so many of the questions. My company kept asking if we could play it just one more time and hours flew by. This was a real hit and now the other couples want to get their own game or give it to family. So glad I purchased this game. We will play it often.

Great family game!!

We liked this game because it was easyto figure out how to play. The rules are simple. Basically, someone picks a card and reads it outloud. It will say something like,"Things Found in Your Glove Box," or "Hobbies for Rich People." Everyone writes down two answers that fit the category. Like for "Things Found in Your Glove Box," players might write flashlight, pocketknife, tire gauge, maps, band aids, snacks, water, or whatever else comes to mind. Then you go around and see who came up with the same answer(s) as you. You get points when someone wrote the answer you wrote. 1 point if you have 1 matching answer and 3 points if you have 2 matching answers. Anyway, this game moves fast and keeps everyone active. Everyone from older kids to Grandma can play. Great for any game night. Lots of laughs.

It's essentially opposite of Scattergories and without the die... super fun for older kids and adults alike

What fun! We are in a fix in that we are really bored with children's games. We wanted something we can play with our 8 YO son with special needs and our 12 YO who is an honor student. Believe it or not, this was a great game for the two of them and us adult parents, too! What is also great about this is that it leads to teaching moments where you can explain things to your kids while playing - best kind of teaching! I highly recommend this game for anyone with kids who are in that in-between age. Super clean (no dirty words or anything like that) but still very fun. It's essentially opposite of Scattergories.