Cards Against HumanityPresents Business Walrus: A Party Game by ClickHole • Pitch Crazy Startup Ideas

One of the most fun games I’ve ever played. I would say it heavily depends on who you’re playing with, but you can replay it a lot, and it is a good game to get people talking.

Definitely recommend for people who aren’t lame. The first round or two can be a bit awkward as everyone gets a feel for the game, but by the end I had cried three times from laughing at stupid pitches

Really fun for everyone. High quality cards and packing. Instructions were funny and clear.

Well, the game is cool and everything. But it doesn't work if you're a boring fruit. You should have a strong humor seed to make it works. Otherwise, stick to Cards against humanity cause the jokes are there already made for you.

We use this in class to practice decision making. It helps students think fast on best decisions.

I got this from one of my adult kids for fathers day. We’ve had a blast playing it. You have to be a little creative and not mind being silly. For us, it’s great fun.

I had the honor to treat myself to an early Christmas gift and ordered this renowned party game. I had a general concept of what the game could be but as I opened the box I couldn't be more wrong (in a good way). With thorough and informative instructions, Clickhole prepared me and my family to play this game. We had a blast.Fast forward a week. I am playing this game with a group of 10 players for New Years Eve (4-20+ players allowed). The game captured our groups attention for a good 2 hours or so. This is a very fun, innovative, and creative game that finds a way to stay fresh no matter how many bad product pitches my friends may have. If your goal in life is to gain 3 billion dollars and impress the titan of capitalism, the business walrus, I implore you to try out this game.

This game is so fun and ridiculous. It has very open prompts so a lot is up to interpretation so it can require the right group of people to really get it going sometimes.Objective is to make a business pitch with a very general prompt (made more difficult by adding in bonus words). The “investor” then picks the winner of the pitch.