Lucky Egg21 Inches Game - Engaging Card Games for Adults - Fun Group Games for Parties and Get Togethers - Easy to Play Party Games for Grown Ups and with Friends

We absolutely loved this game. It is so well designed and checks every box.The idea of the game is based on the basic premise of would you rather do this or would you rather do that but it takes it to the next level by having three things to consider and putting numbers in the mix. So it isn't as simple as choosing this or that, it is choosing how many times you'd do each. A brilliant twist.As for the game play, the other players need to guess what your answers are going to be, which makes for some great fun and interesting discussions.The questions are hilarious and really wellm chosen so there's everything from the family friendy type of thing such as would you prefer to have 50 arms, or have 99 mosquitos follow you around forever, to some cheeky adult-only type questions. To be honest, I think the game is aimed at adults rather than children, but I am sure you could easily sort through the cards and pick out the family friendly ones if you were playing it with youngsters.The quality is all top notch from the scoring to the cards themselves, which are even varnish-coated so they'll last for years.There are well written instructions in the box so it is easy to get started, and there are plenty of marker pens to go around.And what I think makes this a real winner is that because there are three dice with various numbers on, you can actually play the game many times, even though you know the card contents, as it is the combination of the dice and the card that makes each game different.This is definitely going to be a family favourite this year.

This is quite a straightforward game , which I would think is best suited to after a dinner party or when you have a few friends round for a drink etc .Quite easy to play , but no general knowledge needed whatsoever !The contents of the game , i.e the cards , pens, dice etc appear really good qualityBasically , pull three scenario cards , roll three dice , then all players except the "judge" guess where the "judge" is going to put which dice with which scenario.They write their answers down , then the judge puts the dice with the scenario they decide is best . Anyone who matches the number and scenario that the judge chose gets a point ( or a one inch card as it is in the game )First one to 21 inches (points) winsSome of the scenarios are funny and some a bit gross , which adds to the funQuick easy game , not sure the longevity of it though , i..e. I cant see you playing it time after time in a nightFor a tenner its a great price though and well worth it

This is especially good fun among "known" friends - although some of the scenarios might not be appropriate as an "ice breaker" conversation piece. Then again, it could be exactly that if they are a little extrovert.One thing for certain, we had a good laugh and everyone learned a little something more about their friends. Though I do admit, a little wine and beer was involved.I do like games that make your think and create conversation and this definitely ticked the box.Yes, I recommend but one for adults only.

This is a relatively simple but fun game, that doesn’t rely on factual knowledge and is playful and light hearted. The instructions on the video on the product page (alongside the images), actually explains the basics of the game very well.You have 150 scenario cards (which have a scenario on each side so 300 scenarios in total), on each round one person is assigned the judge, you lay out one card of each colour, roll the dice, the judge decides which number goes best for each scenario, then people take it in turns to guess which numbers were given by the judge. It’s a bit silly but playful and engaging. Each answer right is given 1 inch piece (why inches I have no idea) and if 3 then a piece for 3 inches is given. The first to 21 wins. Interestingly (to me) the 1 inch piece is actually ½ inch.It’s a fun game, not one that will really give an insight or where you will learn anything about your fellow players but sometimes you don’t want that you just want to have a bit of lighthearted fun. Should be good for xmas dinner and gatherings of friends. The cards themselves are of good quality and it’s at a good price. A fuun but silly game.

This game is very fun game to play at parties. It comes with lots and lots of pens so we should hopefully not run out. It is a well thought out unique game and it is good value for money.

Priced fair and well. Had a good time playing with just three of us (testing it out for the first time). Whiteboard score cards were easy to write on and the included pens cleaned them really well. Few cards were fairly adult, but nothing so outrageous that it will damage younger minds (the age rating is 17+ but they would probably find it tame) - we are quite liberal in our house though, so more sensitive types could pre-filter cards- the majority are just silly fun. We went through around 25% of the cards in the first game (half of the cards, one of the sides). If you play with different people of course, everyone’s answers will be different. I appreciate these guys making fresh new games, so encourage you to buy this for the game cupboard. A fun easy to play game for family and friends 👍

This is such a fun game

Lucky Egg 21 Inches Game - Engaging Card Games for Adults - Fun Group Games for Parties and Get Togethers - Easy to Play Party Games for Grown Ups and with FriendsPrice £9.99A great addition to out collection. We love Lucky Egg games. And this is no different. Basically you roll the dice, apply to 3 cards and the other people have to guess which order you would put them in. Lots of gross cards which some prude family members may turn their noses up at. Overall a funny game with lots of laughs. we loved it.

This is an interesting game. It's one of choices, of predicting the particular choices of one player (a different player each turn). Most of the choices are ... unusual. They might be gross, or weird. They also might be embarrassing, or they might not be quite "family friendly". The game is described as being for teenagers and adults, but you might need to pull out some of the cards if you're including younger teenagers. It's sure to be entertaining, at least for a bit.

This is a really fun and unique new adult party game from Lucky Egg, publisher of some of our favorite party games! It features a really unique dice-based mechanic where the active player assigns 3 dice to 3 different scenario cards, and the other players have to guess how they assigned them! Great for getting to know each other, and the content is HILARIOUS! Easy to learn and and a ton of fun - Highly Recommended!

Game arrived with rating 17+. Concept of game is fun. Material covered in game is more adult rated so that is why maybe not for your teens or younger family. That said it is a blast to play and brought out many laughs. Hope there will be expansion decks as a couple play throughs can easily exhaust the current deck of cards.

This is one of those that works best for medium-sized groups versus a couple of players. More is better in this case. The game is not that different from Apples To Apples, but using numbers. You are trying to match the answers of "The Judge" (the person who drew the cards and rolled the dice) in three different scenarios. It's for all ages, mostly. We did not run into any cards that were flat-out offensive (of course there are a few risque ones!). Easy game to learn and lots of fun to be had. I get a lot of games on here and this one is right up there with our other Top Games!