Would You Rather… is the game of crazy choices based on Justin & Dave’s best-selling books, now with more brain-tickling, tummy-fluttering, and heart-pounding demented dilemmas in 3 categories. The Would You Rather? category presents two absurd scenarios to choose between. Fill in the Blank lets you put your own twist on a dilemma by filling
Would You Rather… is the game of crazy choices based on Justin & Dave’s best-selling books, now with more brain-tickling, tummy-fluttering, and heart-pounding demented dilemmas in 3 categories. The Would You Rather? category presents two absurd scenarios to choose between. Fill in the Blank lets you put your own twist on a dilemma by filling in the blanks. Challenge Other Players pits you against another player, each presenting arguments to the room as to why your choice is the best and hoping they vote you the winner. When it’s your turn, lock in your answer with one of 4 choices on the Dilemma Dial! Are you sure you know how the room will vote? It’s all about how confident you are in your answer! Now here’s your dilemma: are you going to sit quietly together in a room, or have a hilarious time finding out what crazy things your friends and family are willing to do? Which one Would You Rather?
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and 7) who love family board games I bought this game for my children (ages 11, 9, and 7) who love family board games. The box says a “family” game for 12 and older. I have very mature and understanding children so I felt it would be appropriate. The cover’s question said “would you rather give a pig a piggy back ride or a bear a bear hug?” Sounded right up our ally. However, the more we got into the questions the more I felt this game was not only inappropriate for my kids but really ANY kids, 12 or older…
Target Audience is a Miss We have owned the card game of Would you Rather for quite some time. My kids have only played that twice. They liked this a lot better. It has a lot more playability than the cards. My only hesitation with the game was that the target audience was somewhat skewed. Like the other reviewer, I saw the front questions and thought this would be perfect for my 8 year old and his friends. Many of the questions were confusing, as in he did not know what it meant. Some of the questions would be…
Version For Youngsters Good For Developing Critical Thinking I’m a fan of “Would You Rather.” As a party or conversation game for adults, it’s an icebreaker and a means to get insight. Sometimes it’s way more revealing of aspects of others you never wanted to know. I like that there’s a version for the young. “I don’t know” and “I don’t care” are rarely acceptable answers from adolescents in real life. They’re never acceptable in this game. The game requires that a decision be made in order to move on. It represents an exercise in, maybe even an…