Spin Master Games, Tell Me Without Telling Me, The Viral Adult Party Game for Bachelorette Parties, College, Birthdays, Friendsgiving, 2-10 Players, for Ages 18 & Up

This is a really fun game for game night. I always suggest this one cause it’s easy to learn and fun to play. Great for anyone 12 to 70. Cards aren’t cheaply made either so it’s nice if they’re not falling apart, like some games you buy and spend an arm in a leg for. Pacing is what you make it, which is nice and not being forced into something along and drawn out.

The media could not be loaded. We are a big game family. There is hardly anything you could do with a family of 4 for $25 bucks or less these days, especially when you have someone that eats as much as my 20 year old son 😂. I am constantly searching for new games that fit my parameters: easy to learn and play, without being boring. There isn’t a strategic game other than coming up with a great answer—being the last person to go can make that a challenge by the end of the third draft pick. I posted a video where I walk through how to play.This game meets my criteria—we were up and playing after one YouTube video and referring back to directions when needed. The genres to answer vary greatly (horror got interesting quickly) and you can even make your own. I like that it isn’t dependent upon who shouts an answer first—my left brained hubby and son are often at a disadvantage with those games, while I am at a disadvantage with games that require quick calculations; everyone writes their answers down one after the other so they have plenty of time between turns to think of something to put down. This is also one of those rare games where it seems a different person wins each time.The game comes with everything you need to get started including two dry erase markers with erasers attached and the board to write on.My ONLY complaint is that this game could easily have accommodated more players. I wish they had more space and cards to add them.

This game is so easy to play. Don't even really need to spend more than 5 mins reading the instructions if you even need to spend that much time. What is so great about it, the questions are so simple yet that makes it hard for people that think they know a person well and find out they don't. So, you might know the big things about people, but do you know if they like crunchy or smooth peanut butter? LOL Also, there is one deck dedicated for "dirty" questions that adults can play when the kids are not around.

Got as a gift and she was happy!

Decodeables is such a fun and unique card game! The concept is clever and keeps you thinking, as you decode clues to progress through the game. It’s challenging but not too difficult, making it enjoyable for both adults and kids. The cards are well-designed, with clear instructions and great graphics that add to the experience.It’s a perfect mix of strategy, wordplay, and problem-solving. Plus, the gameplay is quick, so it’s easy to fit into short breaks or family game nights.I highly recommend Decodeables for anyone looking for a fun, brain-stimulating game. It’s a great addition to any game collection!

This game is a blast! It’s one of those games that’s super easy to pick up, but always ends up being way more fun than you expect. The idea is simple: you have to get people to guess something without actually saying it. You can mime, give hints, or be as creative as you want—just no direct answers.What makes it great is how it gets everyone thinking on their feet and laughing nonstop. We played it a few times now with family and friends from age 12 to 90 (no kidding)… but we did skip on NSWF cards when playing with the youngsters. Can’t wait to play it again!

This was the second one that I purchased. The first one I purchased was a gift for my nephew, and the family loved it so much, I bought one for myself. You kind of have to be careful with the group you’re playing with, as some groups are a lot more fun than others.

I liked the idea of the game and thought it could be a good conversation starter. Don't care for the "adult" cards, but they come as a separate package which is nice so you can leave it out. Some are funny or interesting, but quite a few of the cards come off like teenagers trying to be edgy or cool and it comes off a little cringy.This could be a fun idea for a family too if you filter out cards or make your own.