🃏 Dare to Play: Mattel Games Card Game for Ultimate Thrills Review

This game is VERY fun! The deck is a bit small, so let's mix it with a regular deck for taller people. I love that there are different map options to follow depending on what game you want to play. Some are more reserved while others are a bit more outlandish and outgoing. Great game, great for families, for drinking, for everything!

We played this game tonight with our almost 12 year old son and 7 year old daughter and laughed hysterically for a good two hours. You can choose between different call groups or create your own. The kids loved watching their parents do silly things like turning around five times and walking in a straight line, talking like a mouse, or sticking a map to the wall with only their noses. It's easy to learn and good clean fun for the whole family. or make your own "more adult" tasks and you will…

Great game! UNO has always been a favorite in our house. Great for fun and we use it as a math teaching tool at our home school. The kids were angry when it arrived and asked to be played so it didn't even get under the tree. Play and laughter could be heard throughout the house. They jumped up and down when challenged instead of drawing additional cards. The game was so easy that my younger kids loved it too. The 14-year-old was the loudest of them all, which also went down well with the…

I took this family game to Thanksgiving to play with my family. We had several players ranging in age from 8 to 60! We laughed so much and it was really fun to watch some people do stupid things. It was almost like a charade with a twist. This is a must if you like UNO game. Give it a try if you love to laugh and have a good time together. Whether with family, friends or both, fun is guaranteed for everyone! I would even recommend it for adults to meet up!

I had a tea party for my mother's 91st birthday, we played BINGO and there were a lot of children. It was one of the gifts and was won by a 13 year old boy. I was a little worried he wouldn't like it. I asked a few days later and was told it was a great success. At first he played with his family and I heard that sometimes they laughed so hard they couldn't go on. Then he started playing with his friends and yes it was a tough challenge but they had a great time too. This would make a great…

It's similar to Uno but instead of taking 2 cards you can perform certain actions specified on some cards. These activities are fun and sometimes a bit tricky. We laughed a little. Unfortunately, there are only 3 action cards in the game, so after a few play you already know everything what to do and repeating is pretty boring. The only alternative is to create your own map, which turns the game from something you just pick up and play into something you need to devote more time and creativity…

This version of Uno is easy to learn if you are playing it for the first time or if you are already playing Uno Player. What makes it ridiculous is the aunt's increase to six drawn cards and the ability to take on a challenge, which is often a ridiculous thing to do. For friends who know each other, seeing your buddy spin around the room like a rocket before it's their turn adds extra fun. And as an icebreaker for people who don't know each other very well, it certainly increases comfort…