Loaded Questions: Party

Lots of fun. Not overtly racy or raunchy but it CAN be if the players are. Can definitely be a family game, but would also fare well at an adult party. Take the time to read the rules. They aren't rocket science, and they're even summarized on the board itself.

We received the regular loaded questions as a Christmas gift and our family loved it! The first few times we played we were in tears because we laughed so hard. So we had to get this party pack just to have more cards. We play a lot of games and Sometimes it’s fun to play a game where you can relax and be comfortable on the couch and not need to be at a table or have to stand up for. That’s one bonus about this game. It does help to have creative people play this game especially if everyone tries to out do one another with the funniest answer or various ages mixed if you really want to laugh at the variety of answers you get.

The reviews didn't steer me wrong. Our family had such a good time and we laughed throughout the whole game! I highly recommend!

Amazing game. Whenever there is a party; my friends and I always make sure to bring this game. This just gives you the best ab work out ever as you just laugh so much. And there are so many questions it is hard to get bored. The adult version is a lot more fun though.

Fun game - though be prepared to do some thinking. I purchased this game as a gift for my BIL's birthday. The idea was to add another game into the mix for the whole (adult) family to play while on vacation at the beach. We usually end up playing A LOT of apples to apples and had discussed trying out some new games - ergo, the introduction of Loaded Questions "party." I'll start with the Pro(s): -Comes with a board (board game) -Cards have 4 questions on one allowing for less cards (less to keep up with) -They include a rubber band w/ the mini pencils (I thought this was a cute touch - to keep them together when not in play) -Most of the questions are great at triggering "oddball" responses - which is where the laughing comes in -You get to write in your answer - not just pick the best one in your hand. For those with quick wit this is wonderful! The Con(s): -Game is limited to 4-6 players (even the "party" edition). If you have less you're sunk (cannot play). If you have more, they suggest partnering up into teams. This is what we had to do since we had 9 adults playing. ...Which then added another level of Con ... the game becomes really confusing and difficult to track once in pairs. The instructions do not go into detail re: pairs & when you hit on a card where there is a "party favor" or it's negative version (I forget what they called those) it does not address how you deal with them within the paired up situation. Some of those cared would give an unfair advantage or disadvantage depending on if you were applying on a player basis (as the game is set up) or a team basis. As far as the instructions were concerned, "pairs would take turns," take turns at what? Asking the questions? Picking favorite & matching who said what? (pretty much playing the game). So, each round one person from a pair sits out?? Our group did not want to play that way since the point of playing a game as a family is to have everyone actually play the game. This just led to a lot of groups discussing their favorite answer and matching answers to players. -There is no time limit set to anything which can, if you do not set one yourself, string this game out and cause it to drag into the "not so much fun" category. (Make sure to set up a limit on how long people have to answer, pick their favorite, and do the matching) -Requires use of board, answer sheets (a few are provided - at some point you will need to replace), and pencils. -You have to watch to make sure the answer sheets do not become easily recognizable. One pair in our group had folded theirs at some point, so I had to fold all the other groups to match. Another group accidentally got a splotch of coffee on the back of theirs - wasn't as easy to have the rest match theirs. You get the point... -The fill in the blank concept is wonderful for those with quick wit, or for those in a group where language is equal among the players. One of our players has English as her 4th language and she is still struggling with nuances, putting her at an unfair advantage. -Most of the questions do not automatically elicit laughs - it will be up to the player's answers, so the funnier the answers, the better time you will have. (A few questions are funny on their own but most are tame and can be answered in like) Overall it is a good game. I'm sure if your group is within the 4 to 6 players and everyone is great about answering quickly, with wit, you will enjoy yourself.

Fun game for adults.

FAVORITE GAME OF ALL TIME!

I think this game is quick to learn and a clean, fun, family game to play.