Questionable 2 - The Best Icebreaker Card Game to Get Adults Talking - Card Game for Families' Weekly Game Night (First Edition)

I am always looking for new ways to engage the different generations of my family. This game is such a great idea for family get-togethers, reunions and holidays! Instead of hearing Aunt Sophie's same story for the 100th time, this game gets everyone involved and sharing. It opens up communication in a fun way, instead of the "Kids these days don't know anything!", "That dress is too short!", "Yes, you have to sit at the table for the whole meal!" boring old conversations and interactions. It has a few twists to it, so everyone can feel comfortable playing. Play this at your next event and I bet you will hear - "That was the most fun we've had in a long time at a family gathering."

What a fun addition to have for family game night or a get together with friends. My friends and I were getting together for the first time since the pandemic ended. We’ve only seen each other over zoom and we were looking for a fun game to play together. It was really a lot of fun and stimulated some great conversation. I highly recommend this for family and friends game nights. A totally fresh way to play.

They are great for team building and family gathering.

We had to read the directions a couple times and refer back to understand. It’s a long game, so be prepared. We almost said forget it. But we persevered and learned a lot about each other and shared some good laughs. I am not sure we will play again. Maybe good if you’re snowed in or quarantined again LOL

I never write reviews, but I really liked this game. It is a fun game that’s easy to play with a variety of people. For introverts it takes the edge off awkward conversations. For extroverts it would probably make a decent drinking game. It’s rare that a game can work with the range of groups and contexts that this one does.

We loved Questionable!! We took it on our family vacation and we had a blast playing it! So many laughs, memories and tears shared! Our younger family members and older members learned a lot about each other with these well thought out questions. Highly recommend for a family gathering with for all ages.

Brought these along on our wedding anniversary hoping to mix it up a bit. But the instructions and a lot of the questions just didn’t make sense for two people. And I wouldn’t play this at all with a group of people. Because there are questions in the stack such as (spoiler alert! ) what is a secret that you wouldn’t want anyone else to know or what is something you secretly enjoy, but hide from most people or what’s the most expensive position Your parents owned that you destroyed?! Well, so now everybody’s going to know, so why ask that question because nobody within their right mind will answer it! Some are pretty genius and others are pretty stupid and can’t be explained…. So of course it gets passed. So overall I was not impressed and again there is no way I would sit in a room full of people; as the box says 3 to 30 players with one 2-player option and answer a lot of these questions because it would be a lot of; it’s none of your business I’ll pass”, responses. So then there’s no more fun in the room because you have just taken the J out of joy.Maybe go through the entire 600 cards and take out the stupid, totally private ones first before engaging a group of people in this game. The “blushers” cards, in my opinion, or for a two player game. Because really no one in the room needs to know some of these answers, because that would be something between the two of you.

This game hits the sweet spot I’ve rarely found in conversation games: it’s not mean-spirited or crude and it’s also not lame or taking itself too seriously. It’s fun. Many of the questions are quirky and unexpected. I like that no one is ever put on the spot or forced to answer a question they don’t want to answer.