Mattel Games Pictionary Family Board Game for Kids, Adults and Game Night for 2 Teams with Erasable Markers, Boards and Sand Timer, JDX96

Timeless game... Will Never go out of fashion ✨️ We will gave great fun playing.. Really easy game to play...I definitely recommend for kids 8+

Simple game and so much fun.

This is a probably unnecessary, but fun nonetheless, twist on the original Pictionary game. I think if you already own Pictionary you probably don’t need this version as well, but, if buying for the first time or as a gift, this is a good option. You get a potato which requires 3 AAA batteries (not included) and which you put the playing cards inside, so that you can only see one clue. You programme the potato fo the number of players. Each player has a turn to draw a clue until someone guesses it. That correct guesser gets the card which is worth points and the drawer gets to pass on the hot potato, the potato tells you which direction to pass it in. If you are still drawing when the potato goes off you lose. The winner is the player with the most points from guessing correctly. You get a couple of wipe clean potato shaped sheets and 2 pens for drawing the clues on. It is a fun, hectic game and the jeopardy of when the potato will run out of time does add a layer of excitement to the game. You can have 3-8 players and I like that the potato can adjust the time depending on the numbers of players. The game suggests age 8 plus. I think this is about right, a younger kid could play it but would probably struggle with the intensity of having to draw quickly enough. It’s quite a rowdy game, so good for family gatherings. Storage is a bit annoying. The box is bigger than it needs to be but the potato needs to be taken apart to fit in, I think a smaller fatter box would be more suitable.

Great game has been purchased for New Years Eve for family fun.

Nice game

Bought as a present for my 7 year old. He absolutely loves it and the whole family takes part, including grandparents!

Bought for my 8yo nephew. He loves it!

Would be far better to sell separate kids vs adults versions. Having the set of kids' cards is pointless if your family is grown up, and this reduces the number of different options covered by the game. This in turn reduces replayability. I also felt the defined rules were unnecessarily fiddly so we played our own simplified game. All in all, we found Articulate to be more fun.

A fun family game, especially if (like my kids), drawing is your thing.

Exactly as described. Very happy My kids love it