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We adjusted the provided rules to make this less contentious and thus more fun for our group. We decided trying to guess correctly was preferrable. The cards are small and the game is very portable. The topics can be easy but some are quite challenging, too. It was a fun diversion and can go on a road trip easily, too.

I'm a little torn on this game. The object is to give clues so the guesser can guess the topic. But you don't WANT them to guess it, so you give intentionally bad clues. Which leads to a lot of conversations about whether your clue was so bad that it doesn't apply. So the game is kind of chaotic in that way. But in the end, it did keep us talking and laughing. So it is good for that. Ultimately, it's the kind of game that you play while having a few drinks and just having a good time. But if you play it with super competitive/serious people, they are going to be upset.

This card deck offers a fun, fast-paced group game in a compact card deck. One person serves as the guesser, while the rest are to provide the guesser with vague clues about the word prompt on the card, conspiring to keep the guesser from correctly guessing the word. Theres an included egg timer, but you could use a smartphone timer and select a different timer length.

If you are familiar with the game $64,000 Pyramid, you will already have a good understanding of how to play the LUCKY EGG EXCITING ANTI DRAFT PARTY GAME. It is a fun, lively, and challenging game where you try to guess the category from a series of clues given to you by a clue-giver. The categories are written on high-quality, double-sided cards. The clue-giver draws a card and then offers up clues to lead their team to guess the category. For example, clues could be something like hotdogs, hamburgers, beer, potato salad, a three-legged sack race, or anything else that might lead your team to eventually guess things found at a barbecue. It is a fun, fast-paced game that my family enjoyed quite a bit. Some of the cards are easy, but some are darn near impossible. There is also nothing to prevent you from coming up with your own category cards, based on your audience. We played a modified version of this game, as we do with most games, because we're just not rule followers. But it is simple to learn and simple to get up and running, and we had a blast. This is recommended for kids over 12, but I think you could probably play with younger kids, particularly if you came up with your own interest-based categories. We were all quite happy with the game and will play it again, probably often. I can see this becoming one of our new favorite go-to games.

We played this with family on Christmas. Adults started playing, and my 8 year old granddaugher came in. She just jumped in and started adding her own clues. When it was her turn to guess, she got it before everyone had given a clue. We worried that she would have trouble understanding the cards but had no trouble. The game is simple. The box comes with only the cards and an hour glass. We didn't use the hourglass at all, just the cards. We played for a long time, and only stopped because it was time for dinner.