Interplay UK GP001 Board Games, Multi

Wanted something a bit like Cards against humanity but which was suitable for young teenagers and grand parents. This hit the spot perfectly. Really funny game to play with friends or family and unlikely to offend anyone!

We enjoyed playing this over Xmas.

This was great fun! A great game when families are together .. and not too rude!

We absolutely loved this game. Bought as a Christmas gift for someone who wishes he could choose his relatives. We played all evening until we’d used all the cards. The appropriate and/or inappropriate answers can fit the situation exactly and sometimes not at all. It depends what you are holding to put down as your response to the situation so yes, sometimes they can be really inappropriate but not what I’d describe as offensive. We all agreed though that we’d not invite our 85year old mum/gran to play although quite sure she’d join in we might feel a little uncomfortable!! This will be our go to game when we have family get togethers. Great fun and I’d definitely recommend.

Great fun game for the family and for a good price

Really needs a clearer age rating...the jokes on here are not suitable for a 14 year old.

I’m a bit mixed on this one. My kids are 12 and 15 and it’s hard work getting them off YouTube to play family games so the fact that this went down so well is a big point in it’s favour.You have one pack of set up cards such as “When Grandma saw the new baby she said......” and 5 packs of answer cards with finishing statements on such as “ you expect me to eat this?” Or “somebody’s breath smells like cat litter”You have 7 cards each and choose the funniest one to put down when the reader reads out the setup. The reader then reads them out and judges which is funniest. You play on till someone has 5 cards and is the winner.It’s a simple idea but it did get them laughing and so simple that it takes no time to learn.However, I did feel like I had to go through the cards first myself and fish out a few that I felt were inappropriate. The humour and the language is very American and I found quite a few of the cards quite misogynistic. “I’d rather pee on an electric fence than wake up next to her” “Here’s a crazy idea, try keeping your legs together”. I can see it’s a tricky line to tread, making teenagers laugh without antagonising parents and even though I’ve taken about 20 out there are still hundreds of cards left.I’m aware kids are prob exposed to much worse on YouTube but I still feel happier with the self-edited game. I think they’ll enjoy playing this with their friends and It’s relatively small. I wish the cards had a better organisation system as they get very messy as there’s so many of them.

Really good fun