Customer Reviews

Cranium Pop 5

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4 star:		(11)
3 star:		(1)
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This is far and away the best pop culture game I've played. Unlike others that focus on your knowledge of the obscure, this game gives you a fun clue... iPod, Madonna, Napoleon Dynamite, and let's you choose the activity that you'll perform to get your teammates to guess. The rub is that the other team gets to rank the activities against different point values. If the clue is Madonna, they might offer you 1 point to hum or 5 points to sculpt with clay.

We played this with friends after a dinner party for 3 hours... By the time we were done, our bodies hurt from hysterical laughing (and a few antics). If you love pop culture or if you love Cranium, this is a fantastic game.

This game is a lot of fun. We actually prefer this game to cranium now! We really liked how it didn't have a gameboard. You get chips for points and once you get 21 you win. It's neat how you can pick what category you want to perform for your card. A lot of fun, I'd recommend it!

I *love* this game. I think I might like it more than the regular Cranium game (but that is still loads of fun). My husband likes the regular Cranium game but isn't so talented in any part of the game except the Data Head. Pop 5 lets you act, draw, sculpt, hum, or give small clues with letters that you roll to help your partner guess the clue on the card. Given that information, my husband really enjoys this game even though these modes are not his strengths so don't dismiss this game because you are not a good actor or artist! I received this game only two days ago and have already played so much that I've made it through half of the clue cards. It really does make for a fun, laugh-filled time. I have to add, however, the subjects on the cards tend to be geared for those that have grown up or are pretty familiar with 1980's. I played with my little sister (born 1978) and she had a hard time with just a few of the clues. If you know what leg warmers are, who sings "When Doves Cry" and can hum the theme song from "Knight Rider" (or you can draw Kit), then you'll be able to play this game. It is *so* fun! I can't wait to play again.

This is such a great game, especially for 20 and 30 year olds. A great way to start off the evening if you don't know some of the people - everyone gets a little silly! Don't forget to buy batteries!

So much fun, I recommend this to any college student that has a group of friends and is bored. It is hilarious, we get together and play this and make videos just for fun. Your friends will end up making a fool of themselves either drawing, molding, acting, or humming. Buy this and thank me later. Oh, and we want expansion packs for this came ASAP!!! Keep em coming!!

This game is so incredibly fun! My husbad and I just bought it and it was more fun than we thought it would be. We are in the mid 20s to mid 30s range and we have laughed til we cried while playing this. You can hum, act, sculpt, draw, or give word clues. He was laughing so hard while trying to hum "Who Let the Dogs Out" that he could hardly finish. Definitely a good buy.

This is a great product. It brought out the creativity and humour in all of us. I haven't had a good belly laugh like this in a long time. Great for family/friends of diverse ages.

This game is a great one! Me and my friends are in love with it (we range in ages from 22-46). Men vs. women, brothers vs. sisters... its fun no matter what.

For the parents with young kids out there, I wouldnt reccomend it for them; many of the things on the cards will not be good for younger children (not because they are inapporpriate, but because the things on the cards just contain info they wouldn't know about -- for example 80's rock bands.-- But for you and your friends... Oh yeah I would! :)

My only problem with this game is that they dont give you enough cards. I could really use a booster pack. (You hear that Cranium!?!?!?!)

I bought Cranium Pop 5 for my oldest niece's Birthday. She and her sisters (age 12- 15) and their mother all liked it so much that I bought another one for a different niece at Christmas. That niece loved it too.

Everyone in my family from the ages of 10 to 50 loved this game. It was easy for kids to play, and quite fun. I think the only problem is the "clay", but only because of the fact that it may harden over time. But play-dough is an option if it does!