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2.0 out of 5 stars Save your $$ for wits & wagers

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 20 June 2020

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I bought this game for my family thinking it would be a really fun alternative to wits & wagers. Conceptually it seems like this game should be really fun. Little did I know that this game was just a poor mans version of wits & wagers (WE). The game does not include any writing utensils or material to write on, so I borrowed the dry erase birds from WW. The game says to gets rat her paper to keep score, so I borrowed the chips from WW to keep score. The game includes 9 “I’m not saying you’re stupid” cards to vote, but there are only 3 unique colors which makes it difficult to keep track of which player voted for whom; so I borrowed the voting chips from WW that we’re differently colored to keep track. After a couple rounds I realized that there should Only ever be 2 submissions that you vote for, the max and min responses since those are the only 2 that could be “worst”. Also, some of the questions are ambiguously worded and don’t include sources. And one last thing. The questions cards each have 5 questions. Instructions say to read a question and then submit answers and vote, and afterward do the same for the next question on the card, all the way until you’ve gone through all 5 questions. Big problem here. If you read the answer to the first question, it will be very difficult not to see the answers for the remaining questions on the card since they are right next to each other (questions on one side answers on the back).
After a few rounds I realized it would just be a better experience playing WW, especially since we had most of the pieces out. If I had never played WW, I would probably give this game a 3.5. Being familiar with WW, I can’t help but see how this is a super cheap rehash. Save you’re money for wits and wagers.

Ps. This game is most similar to WW family and party editions

4.0 out of 5 stars Cheap, Simple, Fun!
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2019

Really fun trivia for game night! I would recommend using a timer for people to write down their answers. The rules seemed a bit too lenient to me, so don’t hesitate on making up your own scoring system if you’re not a fan of the rules. Other than that, great game!

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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2023

My family had fun playing this during the Thanksgiving weekend. I do think, however, if you were to add alcohol into the mix, it could even be more fun.

Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2022

A trivia game unlike any other. The questions aren’t like the average trivia questions, they are so interesting and fun!

Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2022

Easy to learn trivia game n fun. Guaranteed laughs. Plus you’ll learn some things too!

Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2020

I bought this game for my family thinking it would be a really fun alternative to wits & wagers. Conceptually it seems like this game should be really fun. Little did I know that this game was just a poor mans version of wits & wagers (WE). The game does not include any writing utensils or material to write on, so I borrowed the dry erase birds from WW. The game says to gets rat her paper to keep score, so I borrowed the chips from WW to keep score. The game includes 9 “I’m not saying you’re stupid” cards to vote, but there are only 3 unique colors which makes it difficult to keep track of which player voted for whom; so I borrowed the voting chips from WW that we’re differently colored to keep track. After a couple rounds I realized that there should Only ever be 2 submissions that you vote for, the max and min responses since those are the only 2 that could be “worst”. Also, some of the questions are ambiguously worded and don’t include sources. And one last thing. The questions cards each have 5 questions. Instructions say to read a question and then submit answers and vote, and afterward do the same for the next question on the card, all the way until you’ve gone through all 5 questions. Big problem here. If you read the answer to the first question, it will be very difficult not to see the answers for the remaining questions on the card since they are right next to each other (questions on one side answers on the back).
After a few rounds I realized it would just be a better experience playing WW, especially since we had most of the pieces out. If I had never played WW, I would probably give this game a 3.5. Being familiar with WW, I can’t help but see how this is a super cheap rehash. Save you’re money for wits and wagers.

Ps. This game is most similar to WW family and party editions

Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2022

I like the simplicity of it, but it is still entertaining. Even the teens will play.

Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2022

I liked the trivia questions but there isn’t much “game” to it. We ended up just asking random questions for the fun of it.

Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2022

Super fun and easy to play :)

Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2021

This game is such a great game! I love how it actually creates discussions about such strange and ridiculous questions lol but more importantly it does actually provoke creative problem solving.