🎓 School Trivia Hygge Games Review

Small box. Questions on one side of the cards and answers on the back. Humerus, silly, informative, cute and suggestive. I'm glad I got it. We use it at the dining table. See who is closest to the correct answer. EXAMPLE: If you throw an ant off the top of the Empire State Building, will it survive?

Bought for our ladies party and everyone loved it. Each person received 4 cards, could read each question on the card, if someone guessed the answer, they received the card, if nobody got the answer, they left the card. The lady with the most cards at the end of time won the prize. Stupid and funny little things that nobody would really think about.

About half of the questions are graphic and sexual in nature. Completely unsuitable for a family game night - even if the game night is only conducted by the adults in the family, I can't imagine repeating these questions with parents and children. At the same time, the questions are so colorless and rude that I wouldn't enjoy this game with my best friends. They're not funny, they're just gross. Very disappointed and upset.

I am very disappointed and looking back angry at the price I paid as it is a very (!) game. 10% of the questions are good, interesting, and have really short explanations that back up the answer. The remaining 90% are random questions, the answers to which are often very dubious. What I dislike the most are yes-no questions with no explanation, or questions like What day of the week do most people have sex? Answer: Sunday Seriously, a very busy game. To all quiz lovers, don't waste your money…