This game shocked us.
It�s fun to play. We laughed, tensions got high on some cards, but arguing and laughing over the ridiculousness was the best part. The cards cover a lot of subjects like funny, weird, political, racial, and sexual.
Would be ok for kids? Sure, just be sure to remove the inappropriate cards beforehand, but it�s good for most ages.
I did remove a star because the wording of the titles were kind of confusing.
Example Title: Best worst night club name
Seems easy, but we were ranging the options from best ideas to worst, so adding �best worst� just messed with our thinking process a bit.
This game is good with learning how people think, especially when they start explaining their thought process. The wildness of it all is hilarious. Some people were pretty basic and cutthroat, while others went around the whole world to end up at their answers.
I say it�s worth a buy.
The con is- the titles are iffy on some, but you can always explain how you want the card to be rated and there aren�t enough cards to have a more lengthy game, so it may get boring after playing this game a few times.
This $15 expansion works as a standalone game. The cards are smaller than expected (about 4" square) but easy to read. You get 42 NSFW-themed prompts plus tokens to �lock in� answers. Rules are simple, and it plays 3�5 people (more players = more fun).
Gameplay is straightforward: someone reads a controversial prompt, and others try to match their response. The fun depends more on who you play with than the content itself. You�ll get through the deck in a few sittings, but different groups extend replay value.
Overall, light, easy to learn, and entertaining in the right setting�though not a game with endless variety.
this game is like opening Pandora's box, except instead of releasing evil into the world, you're unleashing the absolute wildest debates you never knew your friends were capable of having! I brought this to what was supposed to be a "chill game night" and ended up with five adults screaming about whether it's worse to have permanently sticky hands or to be covered in baby oil by Diddy....
The NSFW edition lives up to its name - I'm talking questions so off-the-wall that my 50+ year-old self had to Google half the options while my friends cackled like hyenas. Fair warning: this game will teach you things about your closest friends that you absolutely cannot unlearn, and you'll spend 20 minutes arguing about rankings that make zero logical sense but somehow feel deeply important in the moment. The cards are decent quality (nothing fancy, but they'll survive multiple wine-spilled game nights), and the cardboard chips do their job even if they're not winning any design awards. Pro tip: clear your schedule because "quick game" does not exist in this universe - we started at 8 PM thinking we'd play for an hour and suddenly it was midnight and we were still passionately debating hypothetical scenarios involving rubber ducks as marital adds!!! You will enjoy but, you have been warned!
very fun to play
cheap enough to replace when the cards get wine soaked
great variety in cards and conversations
So, yes, the NSFW deck is really in the gutter! Honestly, I didn�t know what the selections even meant and I am OVER 50! I felt so naive when we were playing as I was ranking my choices and had to ask my husband �what does XXXXXX even mean????� We had four players, all adults over 40 for the first game. We laughed a lot at not just our answer ranking, but just at the craziness of the answers! It was mostly fun but it did not go quickly. There was a lot of debate on some of the �questions� that made it run long. Cards are made like playing cards, the chips are just cardboard. It�s pretty inexpensive and the best part is that its super portable so it will travel well (with the right company, no doubt!) Oh, and it does not come with the organza bag - I added that myself to keep the chips organized.
This Change My Mind game was pretty fun. We had four adults sitting around playing & it was great to hear others opinions on certain subject matters that you may not have necessarily known about them.
Cards store easily in the box it comes in.
Small, doesn't take up a lot of room.
Cards & Font text are easy to read.
Instructions are very simple to understand.
I think if you don't play this with a new group of people it will get repetitive rather quickly because there isn't that many cards to keep picking from. Would love to see some refill decks. Or decks of certain subject matters to be added for future purchases. Most people tend to get together with the same group of friends so that would be a way to continue to have fun with this game.
Great concept & idea. Questions are funny, some on the serious side. Very well rounded topics.