Mishy Match - The Hardest Easy Game Ever - Mensa Award Winning Hilarious Party Game - Card Games for Adults and Families - Brain Games...

We played this game with other adults and quickly discovered how tricky it is for a grown-up to bypass familiar word associations in order to respond correctly. This game would be ideal to share with children- who stand a very good chance of beating their elders. We're looking forward to playing Mishy match with grandchildren. The game goes fast, a good thing when you don't want a game that will go on all night long. It's also very portable- a pack of cards in a box. Easy to take along on a picnic or a vacation trip; our friends all enjoyed playing, and I'm sure kids who can read color names will love it too.

I have played this game multiple times with my family and we love it! Simple enough for my grandkids and entertaining enough for their parents. Its a great workout for your brain.

This is a great game for a wide range of ages. We have played it with adults and mixed groups with kiddos as young as 7. While the premise of the game is pretty simple, it is much harder than it looks. We are looking forward to grandchildren visiting in a few weeks so we can introduce them to this fast moving and hilarious game! I highly recommend Mishy Match!

I had the chance to play this game at a family reunion. It was very easy to pick up from the person teaching it, and it didn't demand my focus the entire play through... well, you need to pay attention to earn points, but you're eyes can come and go and not hold up the game too much! The rules do specify everyone touching/slapping the center pile. I don't like that for sanitary reasons, but it doesn't take away from the game at all.

I'm a Vine reviewer and had the privilege of receiving several of Niche Nation's other card games to review. I loved them all so much, I went to their website to see what else they had that I hadn't tried yet. That's where I found Mishy Match. I bought it, and love this game like I do their others. The game requires some careful thought under pressure, and there are jolts of adrenaline when the slap phrases come up. My only suggestion is that the company offer at least one suggestion as an alternative to the slap contest in an effort to be inclusive. That part of the game will leave those with physical impairments at a disadvantage. Otherwise, it's a clever exercise in the stroop effect. I recommend playing it in places where it's appropriate to be loud--because of the slapping and ensuing laughter and shouting. I also recommend all the rest of this company's games! The graphics are all very thoughtfully designed. The instructions are clear. They provide helpful examples. The materials are high quality. And the gameplay doesn't take a long time to understand.