Top Selected Products and Reviews
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Spontuneous - The Song Game - Sing It or Shout It - Talent NOT Required (Best Family / Party Board Games for Kids, Teens, Adults - Boy & Girls Ages 8 & Up)by Spontuneous- In Stock.
List Price: $35.00 Price: $29.99 You Save: $5.01 (14%) "Super Fun Family Game" - By angied21 (MI United States)
Super fun game! I bought this game based on the reviews and am so glad I did. It has quickly become our favorite!! I will admit, when I read the directions I was a little concerned and couldn't see how this was going to be fun. My family was looking at me with scowls on their faces also unconvinced (3 teenagers 15-18). But we decided to give it a try. Once we started playing the fun was like wildfire. Now it is our go to game. Anyone we invite to play with us always asks us to describe it and we try but end up saying just 'play' you'll see how much fun it is. I highly recommend it!(891) -
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List Price: $24.95 Price: $19.95 You Save: $5.00 (20%) "Great game for Family Game Night, everyone enjoyed playing!" - By Yellowstone Fan (Chicago, IL)
I played this board game with a mix of adults and jr. high kids. You'd probably like this game if you like other family games like Apples to Apples, Balderdash, Cranium, etc.
Reasons I like this game:
1. Easy to learn. Everyone understood how to play easily.
2. Keeps everyone active. No waiting for your turn.
3. Play a little or a lot. One round can be done in less than 30 min, but you can do more and play for hours. We played a few rounds.
4. Learn whats going on in other people's heads. I found it fun and interesting to see what answers others wrote down and to try to guess what they would write down. One card was "rich people hobbies" and I wrote down boating and traveling, and one kid wrote ... full review(436) -
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List Price: $24.99 Price: $13.95 You Save: $11.04 (44%) "Amazingly fun game. My parents thought it would be too ..." - By Spiker0118
Amazingly fun game. My parents thought it would be too easy, they were both tripped up on thie first cards. If I could make one suggestion to the game makes, it would be expansion packs needed to keep it fresh and fun.(1,458) -
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Price: $19.97 "Knock-off -- get the real game" - By Dawnya Still
The version I received was a knock off from China First of all, the package arrived completely smashed! When we started playing, we realized there are a ton of misspelled words, duplicate cards and a crap ton of phrases that don't make any sense. Don't waste your money on this game! Buy it directly from the website. Trying to get my money refunded.(1,920) -
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List Price: $29.99 Price: $23.99 You Save: $6.00 (20%) "Fun Board Game" - By Rereruf
The game is fun once you figure out how to play. But the instructions are almost too simple, and leave you a little confused as to what should happen in certain instances. We watched the youtube video on their site to help clear up some of our questions.(135) -
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List Price: $16.99 Price: $14.91 You Save: $2.08 (12%) "Updated Version of the Classic Game for the Whole Family" - By SW (USA)
We’re a family that tries to play a game together once a week, and I’m a huge Trivial Pursuit nerd, so this was right up my alley. I’ve been wanting to introduce my oldest to this game for a long time, so was super excited to see this new family edition.
Though basically the same idea as the classic Trivial Pursuit, this has been streamlined, with slightly different rules (you no longer have to land on special squares to get pie pieces), which makes this much quicker to play and, honestly, easier, less arcane and more mainstream questions in all categories.
There are two decks. One for adults, and another for kids. Both include all question categories with the kids best suited for 7-13 year olds, with the “adult” version geared towards mid-teens and up.
While I found this less challenging than the classic versions, my husband ... full review(300) -
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"Sequence Review by Dad's Gaming Addiction" - By Dad's Gaming Addiction
Sequence: 2-12 Players, Ages 7+, Average Play Time = 10-20 Minutes
I’ll opt to keep this review short, namely because the game is so simple to play and because there’s not much to talk about. There’s more of an emphasis on luck as opposed to strategy, though you will sometimes have a choice on which space you’d prefer to place your token. As such, this game is much better suited to be a casual, family-friendly game. Hardcore strategy game players might enjoy this as a filler in between longer play sessions, but some might find it to be too light for their liking. I myself consider this to be a moderately fun game, one that I don’t have to devote too many brain cells to…perfect for nights where my workday has not been kind to me. It’s easy to pick up and play, making ... full review(1,662) -
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Monkeys Up Family Board Game - Educational Fun for All Ages, Kids and Adults 6 Years and Upby RoosterFin- In Stock.
List Price: $24.99 Price: $21.99 You Save: $3.00 (12%) "Fun funny game!" - By Susan Q.
Great game for family game night. Get the highest numbered monkey. Easy and lots of fun!(213) -
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Rooster Race Family Board Game - Fun Cards for All Ages, Kids and Adults 5 Years and Upby RoosterFin- In Stock.
List Price: $24.99 Price: $21.99 You Save: $3.00 (12%) "5 year old approved!" - By Meghan
I bought this game through an Amazon Lighting Deal so I didn't pay the current list price of $19.99. I paid $14.99 and I still think it was a bit much for what it is. You get cards and corn pieces. The goal is to get the most corn pieces and keep them by guessing if the next card laid down is going to be higher or lower than the one face up in the pile. That's it!
I feel $20 is too much for just a card game but it really just depends on if your kids like it. My 5 year old thought it was fun but we turned it into an extra fun game of Go Fish! The numbers go up to 15, so it's great for teaching number recognition! The quality of the cards are great and the corn is a fun add. It does ... full review(100) -
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List Price: $24.99 Price: $19.99 You Save: $5.00 (20%) "Good way to start a party and conversations" - By Sue (Ut)
I bought this game to play for game night. After a few rounds and we moved onto other games, but it was a good way to start the party and started some great conversations. It’s been mentioned in other review that some of the scenarios are basic and boring, but we found that guessing who’s been and done some of the basic things made it fun and helped you get to know people better, even those you have known for a while. You can choose scenario’s that work best for the type of group you are playing with. What I like most about this game is that it does not require crude or embarrassing situations. I thought it was a fun game.(134) -
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"Great new game to have for game nights" - By daner
I wanted to try out a new game so I went with Back & 4th. We played it as a family last Sunday and we all really loved the game! We had 8 people play and we downloaded the app (which is free and is totally optional) and we all had a blast! We will definitely be putting this game in our board game rotation for game nights. I would recommend for anyone looking for a fun game to play with any number of players with family or friends!
PS - I'd recommend downloading the app. You don't need it to play the game but it's really fun tapping the icons when a team gets a question right!(23) -
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Tall Tales Story Telling Board Game - The Family Game of Infinite Storytelling - 5 Ways to Playby SCS Direct- In Stock.
List Price: $39.95 Price: $29.95 You Save: $10.00 (25%) "Wonderful game for encouraging creativity" - By Nancy E. Deren
This game has been lots of fun and is a favorite of so many of the kids I work with. I use this game in therapy sessions for kids between age 5 and age 13, and it is great for helping kids use their imaginations, learn to be creative and improve their communication skills in coming up with coherent, imaginative stories. It can be made into a competitive game if desired in lots of ways, such as giving points for each game piece used in the story (so kids who can only figure out how to use 6 out of 8, for example, still get points) or giving points if the story has a beginning, middle, and end, or rating the story if done in a group, etc. There are also different ways to use it that kids can invent. For example, I've had some kids decide they wanted to ... full review(66) -
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"Keep Rolling, But Don't Farkle!" - By Mark A. Hall (USA)
This game is fun for the whole family. Basically, you try to reach 10,000 or higher before your opponents. You roll six dice and must have a "counter" each time you roll. Every counter can be left out of the next roll, but you may throw a counter back if you have at least one counter each turn. If none of your dice count for anything, you get a Farkle and pass the dice to the next player. You may stop rolling before you Farkle, but sometimes it is a good idea to risk a Farkle when you are far behind the lead opponent. If you Farkle, you lose all points for that turn. For the most part, the best things to roll are 1's (worth 100 each) or 5's (worth 50 each). Sometimes you can get a lot of points in ... full review(493) -
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List Price: $19.99 Price: $11.99 You Save: $8.00 (40%) "The cards that come with the game are really dumb. Waste of money" - By Ann
Do not buy this game! Mouth guards hurt and you can still understand what person is saying. The cards that come with the game are really dumb. Waste of money!(232)
