Ginger Fox We're All Gonna Die Silly Deaths Party Game | Dark Humour Card Frenzy for Adults & Teens 16+ | Co-Op Dice & Strategy Quest | Fun for Big Groups or Solo Play | Great Gift Idea | NOT For Kids

We recently had an unforgettable game night with Ginger Fox's "We're All Gonna Die" hilarious party game for adults, and it left us roaring with laughter from start to finish. This game absolutely deserves a sparkling 5 out of 5 stars for the endless giggles and pure entertainment it brought to our gathering.First and foremost, the concept of the game is simply genius. The dark humor and witty prompts had us in stitches right from the beginning. We found ourselves engaged in a flurry of hilariously absurd scenarios and answering outrageous questions. The game brilliantly taps into our sense of humor and thrives on the unexpected, delivering non-stop laughter that can brighten up any gathering.Furthermore, the game's unique combination of strategy and humor kept us on our toes throughout. The strategy element adds an additional layer of excitement and competitiveness, making each round more thrilling and unpredictable. It's not just about having a good laugh, but also about outsmarting your opponents and strategically navigating through the game's twists and turns.The quality of the game components is also worth mentioning. The cards are durably made and the illustrations are cleverly designed. The writing on the cards is hilarious and ensures that every draw is a surprise waiting to be unveiled. The game rules are easy to follow, allowing us to dive right into the fun without any confusion or delays.All in all, Ginger Fox's "We're All Gonna Die" party game is an absolute riot. Our game night was filled with uncontrollable laughter, and we cannot recommend this game enough for a memorable and laughter-filled gathering with friends. If you're looking to add a dose of hilarity to your next game night, this game is an absolute must-have. Prepare to laugh until it hurts!

A really fun quick game.It can be hard to find 2-person games so I was glad I found this. My 12yo and I have okayrd a few times and really enjoyed it. Will try it with some friends this weekend.

Me and my mates played this and had lots of fun playing it. Of course we turned it into a drinking game but it was nice to play a game and all be on the same side strategising how to win.

One of my new favourite games easy to play and lots of fun

Cards are funny but the game -although simple to play which I like - quickly becomes boring.

When looking at the instructions of this game, and the video on the listing, I initially thought it looked like it would be very complicated to pick up. However, it’s much easier than it first appears.It like that it can be played on your own, and it’s interesting that the multiplayer option has you playing as a team, as opposed to most games where you compete against other people.It comes in a neat little box for easy transportation and all the pieces are made from good quality materials.Although it’s aimed at ages 16+, it can be played by much younger children, especially if you remove the more inappropriate or ‘rude’ cards. It also has gameplay options to make it harder or easier.You do need a table or flat surface to roll your 6 dice on and to lay the board out, which limits where you can play it (eg not good for a car/plain/train journey!).It’s good to a point, but can get a bit repetitive after a while, and in our highly competitive family games night group, it’s much more fun to compete against each other and ridicule the losers!

The rad up is good is a Christmas present so hope they like it

Not at all funny. Waste of money. I sent this back