Kulture Games How Nigerian are You? Edition 2: The Classic Trivia Team Game on Nigeria's History, Culture, Destinations & Entertainment – A Nigerian Card Game for Family Game Nights

I purchased kultureGames: ”How Nigerian are you,”to have a fun game to play with my entire family for Thanksgiving! KultueGames earned all 5 stars! We split up in two teams and had a blast! My family is Nigerian and we had a wide range of generations playing, from my parents, siblings, family friends and even non-nigerian friends. I will advise that ”How Nigerian are you ”will spark the competitor in you to come out! My dad and husband were key players and knew many answers. ”How Nigerian are you” also allows you to learn about Nigerian culture while having fun! I would definitely recommend anyone to purchase ”How Nigerian are You?” trust me and thank me later! -Oby O.

Awesome game. Played with a group on game night. Every one loved playing and had an awesome time. It’ll make a good Christmas present for loved ones as well.

I love this fun. Great for hangouts

I’m Nigerian and really enjoyed playing this game with my friend — it was so much fun! My only concern is with the rule requiring an “independent” member to verify answers (like singing a verse or chorus of a Nigerian song). Since the game defines “independent” as the same person reading the card, who is also part of the team, it raises some fairness and transparency issues. Aside from that, it’s an amazing game and I truly enjoyed the experience

My friends and I have loved playing this game!

What a cool game!! A lot of people have ideas like this, but they actually delivered!

OMG..!! went back to Nigerian History.. I LOVE IT..!!

We really enjoyed playing this game. It truly takes you down memory lane. We laughed, argued, sang and learned. It is a very well thought out game, the gold side focuses on general things we know about Nigeria (example, sing the chorus of a Davido song, Nigerian food questions, This city is the capital of Lagos, etc.) The questions on the grey side are more challenging but very informative (my uncle and his friends really enjoyed playing this side, they couldn't stop talking about it for days.) We played the game by splitting into 2 teams per the game guide, however, instead of each person on a team getting his or her own round, anyone on the playing team could blurt out the answer during the 1 minute round. We had a lot of fun! I highly recommend it for game nights with friends, family events, and any Nigerian gathering. We had a non-Nigerian friend over during our event, she was the score keeper, she had so much fun as well.