By: S. Newby

S. Newby — Sun, 16 Dec 2012 08:29:19 +0000

Good Times for Adults We bought this game for our monthly game night and it was a big hit. At first the rules seemed a little vague in places and the first round people weren’t exactly sure what to do when. We quickly figured it out and had a great time making innapropriate (we’re all adults) comments relating to the question and photo at hand. I thought it was also really smart to have the game baord be double-sided. It’s like getting two games in one, so if you are bored with or played too much with the photos on one side, you can flip it to the other and make fun of those ones. The game is harder to play with people whom you don’t know their sense of humor, but it’s a good way to learn! I’d recommend this game for college age or older.

By: Michael Ceciliani "Mike C"

Michael Ceciliani "Mike C" — Sun, 16 Dec 2012 08:16:51 +0000

Fun party game that lets you be creative Someone brought this game to a game meetup here in New York City. I tried it and liked it a lot. Up to six can play and there's a whole bunch of weird pictures on the board and 20 questions. The board is double sided with different pictures on each side. Here's how you play the game.Each player takes a turn as the judge and takes a picture from the pile. A special 20-sided die determines which question on the board you will answer. Everyone except the judge writes an answer in regard to the picture showing. The person whose answer was chosen best by the judge gets to place one of his/her markers on the board. Get three of your markers in a row, or be the first to place all five of your markers on the board and you win.A fun game that's easy to learn and allows for creativity with answers. This game is from All Things Equal, the same people who put out Loaded Questions, The Joke Game, The New Yorker Caption Game and Words of Wiz Dumb. Get this game and spice up your party night.

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By: S. Newby

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