Loaded Questions - The Family/Friends Version of the Classic Game of 'Who Said What' ,Blue

I researched to find a good interactive game, and I succeeded. Yayyy! It seems most similar games are either 1) stupid, 2) crass, or 3) prying and too intimate. This game is not that, so it fills the niche I was hoping for: fun, light, interactive, and gently revealing (if you allow it.) Not too short, not too long to play. We played with multiple ages of 20's, 60's, and 80's and it worked well, comfortably, and with plenty of smiles and laughter.

We love games—board games, card games, trivia games, domino games. We love games.But what do you do when you're at a gathering of friends and/or family and you want to include everyone—game fans and folks who would tend to move to the edges of the room when a game begins. Generally, we find that happens when folks either fear the sometimes aggressive play of trivia contests or card clubs. Who wants to be the person who never knows a trivia answer? Or, who wants to be the euchre player who is always tanking a partner? Sometimes, even games we love—like Taboo Board Game or Scattergories Game or Codenames—seem to be too taxing on the ol' brain at a fun gathering of folks. Think about a picnic, Thanksgiving, a graduation open house, etc. Gamers and non-gamers together. Casual fun.We discovered the broad-based enjoyment factor of Loaded Questions at a graduation party picnic in which everybody seemed to enjoy. That's often the most memorable kind of game play. Everyone and anyone can respond to the questions in this game—and "matching" the responses to the players is simply a matter of getting to know each other. This kind of welcoming, inclusive experience reminded us of another game we've been playing for well over a decade: The Poll Game - A Game of OpinionsThere are lots and lots of games that

I love this game. We first played with a large group of 13 people without using the board (just used the cards and let whoever was judging pick whatever question they want from the card) and it was fantastic. I ended up getting my own copy of the game to play with friends, family, and even at work events and everyone enjoys it! I think it’s nice in that gameplay and answers are tailored to your group since you’re the ones writing them so no two games are ever alike. It can also be played by a wide range of ages so you can play with kiddos, your adult friend group, and even grandparents. If you just play with the cards and paper, it is extremely portable and I can throw it in my purse and go. I definitely think everyone should give this game a go, you will not regret it!

This game is fun to play, it tests how well you know your family and friends. It can take awhile to get to the end of the board, but we enjoyed it. My only complaint is that only 6 people can play at a time.

Perfect for a family fun night or friends hanging out. The more the merrier. Recommend to play with people as an ice breaker.

I hadn't heard of this game before purchasing it, but boy was it a hoot! Funny answers and great getting to know the family and friends. Definitely adding this to our game night stack!

Lots of cards and choices to keep the game fresh and surprising. Helps players gain insights into their fellow players, even those you thought you knew. Depending on the group, you’ll laugh and see things differently. Best with four players.

I am using just the cards to play with family and with friends on Zoom. Everyone loves the quality and variety of the questions. My family has a wide range of ages; those between 10 and 70+ all play, and we adapt questions as needed for the younger ones. It's transformed my small group ministry in this pandemic time - we were getting bored with zooming the usual format and started using this game whenever we have a fifth Sunday. We play for a good 90 minutes and are learning so much about each other, and laughing heartily together. LOL, please note that I have never had an opportunity to play the board game since I live alone - maybe next year!