👂 Enhance Communication Skills with Hasbro C3379 Hearing Things Game Review

We like the idea of this game, but the headphones have almost no noise cancellation. We even tried to whisper and move away from each other, but it didn't help much. We ended up using our Bose noise-cancelling headphones and playing white noise on our phones. However, the cards are great to have and it is a very fun game to play with family and friends.

So these aren't noise canceling headphones as you might think. I suppose it must be the babble of conversations and something else for background noise. This "conversation" sounds like there's a bit of soft-core porn in it. You can clearly hear what sounds like female moans. It was so embarrassing trying them out with my 11 year old son. I was humiliated! Immediate return without playing the game.

This is a great game for us! My husband is deaf and relies solely on lip reading. It can be exhausting for him. This game was perfect for a little sensitivity training for some of our friends! I can't tell you how many times we've enjoyed playing it as a little role reversal. The game costs 15€ and I would buy it again! The earbuds can be a little big for younger kids, but we had no problem getting them to hold them. It was fun watching my husband lip read!

I bought this game after playing it at a friend's house. It was so much fun. I can't remember laughing like that at a game. Noise canceling headphones make you feel like you're going crazy with all those crazy noises at first (I've never used NC headphones like these before), but you quickly get used to it. Of course, what really makes the game is the players, because the game consists only of headphones and cards, but the concept is great and can give you hours of fun. Definitely worth adding…

This is a really fun game! We play it as a family with our son and also play it as an adult drinks game lol. It's funny to hear some people think it's reading from a map. The headphones are also very good at dealing with noise. You press a button on them to make a sound, making it even harder to hear. Once the sound stops in the headphones, it means you're done guessing. This is a great game for both kids and adults. To make the game more mature, try adding some cards from Cards Against…