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cards never grammatically matched blue cards, it was difficult to find cards that would work (verbs and nouns don't match, don't work with blue cards, etc.) . Very disappointing - just buy apples for apples, you will definitely be better off in the long run.

This is a present for my sister's grandchildren. She took him to Holland and they loved it. I saw pictures and the adults acted like children, maybe even more than children. Hard to say. My sister was a little suspicious, but she was not converted. I don't have permission to post the video but believe me that was stupid!

The advantage of this game is its innocence. There is no obscene, questionable content here. The downside is that it's boring. It's good but not very funny or fun for families of all ages. Simply put, the first grader had no problem reading the flashcards. However, it didn't seem funny to her like the older kids. The grammar made it difficult to match cards without changing tenses or verbs, killing the possibility of humor. Not funny or entertaining. We shuffled cards with our CAH set and it…

Bought this as a Christmas present for my sister BIL and her four children. I wanted something fun and easy to play with the extended family on game night. My nieces and nephews are 10, 12, 14 and 16 years old. While the younger ones seemed to enjoy it, the older ones quickly grew bored with his attempts at crude humor. While it aims to be appropriately inappropriate, it just comes across as cheesy. - how the cards are trying too hard. Too bad I didn't choose anything else. Totally unsuitable…

Bought this to play with my family over Thanksgiving as I used to love playing Cards Against Humanity with adults. The group consisted of two adults (one about 30 years old, one about 30 years old) and two children (boy 11 years old, girl 9 years old). The difference in humor between adults and children was clearly visible, but that didn't stop either of us from laughing our heads off. We must have played for hours, to be honest I'm not sure, because we kept laughing more and more. There were…

Bought this for my family and then bought another one for my friend's birthday as I thought it would be them it will be very similar. If Apples to Apples is too boring and Cards Against Humanity is too much for your family, this is a great middle ground. As with CAH, you can review the cards before playing to see if they are suitable for your family and friends, taking into account your personal opinion, players' ages, etc. Easy to play (especially once you've played one of the maps). others…

I review about 1 in 50 things I buy but given how expensive games are and how good they can be I wanted to come here and this game two huge thumbs up. I got it for my youngest daughter (age 10) for Christmas but we never played it until our older daughters went back to college. It's arranged like apples to apples, so you need at least 4 to play. This weekend one of our girls came home for spring break and we took advantage of having 4 people at home and I'm really glad we did. We laughed for…