Party Game - The Card Game About How Your Friends and Family Rank Things - for Kids, Tweens, Teens, College Students, Adults, Families, Groups and Fun Parties with Polarizing Priorities

I got this game as something easy to use and everyone in my family and friend group had fun playing it. It is very simple to play and any age can play it that can read. It is so fun because of the discussions you have after asking the player why they ranked things the way they did. Interesting insight into the player's mind! And it was definitely fun whether you were playing with someone you know really well or somebody you're just getting to know. Very fun!

Fun family game. How well do you really know your loved ones? Great for kids and adults! We bought it to bring along with us on vacation. The box is small enough to pack, which is great. Our kids had fun playing and so did we! Lots of laughs and you can’t put a price on that! There were a few cards that we skipped, as our 11-year-old wasn’t sure of what it was, but it only happened a couple of times. But nothing was inappropriate, just needed additional explanation. Overall, I recommend this game. Would make a fun gift, too.

This game was so much fun for the family and my 20 something sons and their friends!

Had a lot of fun with this game - so much fun that we played it at least 4 times with different groups of friends in the same month. Now the cards are getting a bit repetitive- looking forward to an expansion pack

My friends and I loved this game. We played it twice in one night.

Great fun for allTeam workLots of conversations and laughs

I usually buy a game or two for may large family's holidays time. Got This thinking it would be cute and put away after a few rounds. Come to find out, my young adult children spent several late nights playing in the basement and now they insist on me bringing it along on every family vacation or day trip! It's a great bonding game; even used it as a birthday party game!

We had so much fun in a family group from ages 7 to 66. We did edit the cards a bit for the2 youngest players just so it was things they had heard of or had experience with, and we had to have a couple of reminders for the kids that we aren't trying to trick each other, but win together against the game. Small enough footprint to play at dinner instead of phones or TV. Excellent game. We kept choosing this one to play.