I’m Right You’re Wrong - A Light Strategy Card Game Where Players Battle for The Last Word (2-5 Players)...

What an incredible game! My friends and I played this game like 7x's within one weekend. Super addicting! Cards against Humanity is fun but too vulgar for me. For some reason, the vulgarity doesn't make a joke "funnier." I appreciate that this game can be absurd and risky without going down a filthy rabbit hole. Instructions were easily digestible. I understood in just a few minutes and it was easy to explain to my 10 year old cousins. Our shortest game time was 2 minutes and the longest game time was 18 minutes. One of the subtle things that I appreciate most about the game is it appears to be very luck heavy but after I got the hang of it - I was able to see the amount of strategy required. Plus there are these moments of super fun anticipation, kind of like in Exploding Kittens. Occasionally, words like 'shut-up' and 'whatever' are used. This may be offensive for some families but this did not matter to me. Strongly suggest it!

The media could not be loaded. Understand that this is a light strategy card game and youre not arguing in it. Its really cool how they build the theme into the mechanics and you get punished for being mean. The game is just as described and even though I usually only buy games that Ive already played at a friends, really glad I bought this one randomly. I usually play games like hearthstone and magic the gathering. This gave me a chance to play with my friends who dont play strategy games and teach them some basic mechanics outside uno and monopoly haha.

Bought this game and have been playing it whenever friends come over. Super fun for entertaining people and great for someone like me that likes a little challenge in their competition! The owners seem great too. I had a question about the rules so I hit them up on Instagram and they got back to me right away. I like how connected they are with people that play the game and it makes me want to support small businesses like this more often.

I got this game to change things up for our family. We play a lot of Uno and Skip-Bo and I was looking for something that would engage my teens and preteen and this game looked like it would be right. The art is really interesting and the quality is good, but the pros end there for us. The game wasn't easy for anyone to follow and the directions were lengthy and difficult. The game took a long time because we had to keep referencing the directions and even then it was tricky. No one had fun and there was a lot of misunderstanding about how to play. The company has a lot of information online to help you try to understand the gameplay, but it was still frustrating and not fun for the kids. It might be right for other families, but ours just didn't enjoy it. The art is cool and the concept is good, but it just wasn't the right fit for us.

This game is both easy and complex. All the instructions are on the cards, so you just follow what each card says and play. For somebody new to strategy games, there might be a bit of a learning curve but you can even contact the creators to learn on their website. Its kind of a primer for more complex strategy card games. The game mechanics are fairly simple, each turn you start by drawing a card and then just pick one card from your hand, play it and follow the instructions on the card. The red cards are really bad for you but its ironic because those are the mean attack cards and are super tempting to play. Theres green nice cards which are good for you. And then theres yellow trap cards which you can play on the side and you have to remember to trigger them. This parts where a lot of strategy can come in if you choose. The game ends when everybody but one loses. Youre literally just trying to not die and survive from a hand full of mostly crappy cards. This game is fun and has a ton of replay value. Ill be introducing this to all my friends over the summer.