SUSSED The Wacky ‘What Would You Do?’ Social Card Game - Fun & Easy for Kids - Easter Gift, Family Travel Game, Road Trip Activity - Ages 6 & Up - Yellow Pack

This is a great game for all ages. Have played it twice now - first time at a pizza restaurant with kids aged 11 and 9 - it’s easy to carry around and quick to start and put away and not too noisy - so it was ideal. The second was with a variety of ages of family around a camp fire. It’s funny and surprising even with people you know well. The basic way to play is you take it in turns to read out a question and the other players have to guess which one you’d choose by holding up an A, B or C card. You can score points but we didn’t bother. Loved it so much that have bought as a gift for another family. Only thing is you’ll get through the questions quickly and know the answers - so from that point of view, you’d need to get other packs to carry on the game. Which means it’s not as good value for money as some other games like uno.

Great fun. A funny selection of questions and answers. Easy to play. My 12year old grandson got on fine with it.

Played this with my 13 year old. We haven't had such a good laugh in ages! The cards are good quality, bright & appealing, small enough to take away with you & great entertainment. I like that there's different colour packs, with different questions. I also like that it can be a quick game, there's no need to score, but easy to do if you want to. Only downside for me, and it's probably a me issue, is that I don't like it when cards are packed in 2 layers. There's probably a really good reason for it, but wish the box would take the entire pack in one go.

The best card game we had. Perfect for family, friends, holidays.

Game for Xmas for family to play

Couldn’t really figure out if we were using this correctly on holiday, as we couldn’t find a scoring system, perhaps we were meant to find our own pen and paper to keep score but it would have been helpful to have had thus stated on the cards, if it’s there we didn’t see it. It was a good and quite enjoyable game and we will play it again, however as we were cramping in wet conditions/usual camping issues, thicker, higher quality more durable cards would be good. They are not the worst quality cards I gave come across in a kids game (5 second rule mini game I was most appalled by you) they are the absolutely normal quality you would find, I simply wish the general standard was higher so there is less anxiety about damage during play. Anyway it was ok to play but lost something due to the lack of scoring system, and there were a couple of other improvements which the product development team really ought to have spotted, not sure if they have actually tried playing it. if your goal is just to stimulate conversation and togetherness on something like a holiday then it is worth getting for this sort of purpose. this could also easily be adapted into a drinking game for adults who go way back after the kids have gone to bed.

Bought this for family game night and didn’t expect to laugh this much. It’s like Cards Against Humanity’s polite cousin . silly, quickfire questions that secretly get everyone opening up without realising. Great for kids and grown-ups who pretend they’re too cool for board games. Perfect for parties, rainy days, or just bonding with tweens without them rolling their eyes at you. Packs small, plays big, and doesn’t need a maths degree to understand. Would definitely buy more from this range!

Bought this as a gift for a child, and they really liked it. Simple, fun, and a happy little present overall.

We do not actually play this as the game it was designed to be. Instead, we use the questions as a springboard for deeper conversations on short and long drives. The scenarios are so zany and unexpected that they spark laughter, curiosity, and even reminders of stories from our own childhoods. The miles fly by, and we end up learning so much about each other in a natural, indirect way. How We Use It Our “rule” is that you have to pick the closest match to your feelings and explain why, even if you do not love either choice. Sometimes we guess each other’s answers, which gets us closer to playing the official game, but the real fun is in the conversations that follow. Question Quality The prompts are original and unique, often pushing my kids to think more deeply about the world and about themselves. This encourages free association and sparks thoughts that do not normally come up in day-to-day life. Flexibility We might do just one question, one card with three questions, or a small stack. It works equally well for short bursts or longer stretches. Physical Quality & Packaging The card quality is what you would expect. A few are dog-eared over time but still perfectly usable. My only knock is the packaging. The set comes as two stacks in a larger temporary box. I wish it came in a compact case. We solved it with two ziplock bags in the car, one for “used” and one for “new,” but a purpose-made case would have been better. Value For the amount of fun and connection we have gotten, this is easily worth the price. We have already spent hours talking, laughing, and thinking together. You cannot put a price on a game that reliably turns car time into a goldmine of meaningful conversation with your kids.

Gioco divertente in inglese di aiuto nella pratica della conversazione in lingua. Spedizione puntuale.

Premisa sencilla pero es súper divertido. Desde la primera pregunta ya nos estamos todos partiendo de risa (también porque al jugarlo en inglés sin ser bilingües, las risas con las pronunciaciones también son majas). Muy divertido para hablar, conocerse más y también para practicar el inglés. ¡Totalmente recomendable!

l bought this as a birthday gift and the recipient likes it.

Mega genial, wo ich selbst spielmuffel mit überzeugen konnte, es sind echt schöne Fragen um sich besser kennenzulernen und ebenfalls sein Vokabular zu erweitern.