Pickles & Penguins: A Thought-Provoking Game by Outset Media Review

Good concept. But in my family, people stretch the bonds. need a judge It's funny to hear the weird references they come up with.

Travel friendly; found on a trip. A child of almost seven is obsessed with it. Great find, perfect condition, fast delivery, will definitely order from this seller again. Many Thanks.

We loved this game because all ages (from 4 to 60+) always had fun! The cards have pictures on both sides, so even our non-shuffler was successful. Many strange couples followed us.

I received advice on using these cards with graduate students trying to make analytical connections between things/concepts. What great fun for high school students.

Instructions for various games are included with the game. My granddaughter and I changed the directions to make it easier for her. The images are bright and colorful. I like the game, but rarely does anyone want to play games, so I try to put together solitaire. Perhaps the manufacturer could include it in a future print.

In theory I like this game and even had a few successful rounds with my son and nieces (9, 10, 11 years old). But my god. Some of the comparisons they came up with just to get rid of their cards were crazy. So crazy that I could hardly think of one of my own because I spent so much time telling them their comparisons are wrong. Maybe after a few more rounds where EVERYONE, not just me, helps to follow the comparisons, it will be fun and not a chore for me.

The deck contains rules for various games, most of which are not very exciting. But I've found these cards to be great for making games or as flashcards for young children. The fun pictures and colors are a great learning tool. I also found it a lot more fun to turn this game into a storytelling game by shuffling the deck and flipping the card. One person should start the story with what is on the card and stop at one point in the story, then pass the new card to the next person and they should

I have teenagers. Enough said. Getting them to play games, let alone enjoy the game, is next to impossible. We were taking a short trip and I booked this on a whim as I was looking for something my 14 year old with autism could easily get involved in. Little did I know it would be my other two teenagers playing it for over an hour. They love to tease and get on each other's nerves and this game nailed it. We all laughed so hard, my daughter cried and I had to 'pause' the game so we could all…