Anomia Card Game Play for Adults, Kids, Couples, Teens, and Family Game Nights Over 1 Million Copies Sold Easy to Learn and Play, Mixed Colours

Very fun and straight forward game. One problem is that there were some typos in the cards :/

Quick fire word game - you don’t need to be a genius to play, works very well as a family game

Great game, we really enjoy it. Lots of fun in small or large groups. Small enough to take with when traveling.

a Great deal of fun

Good game! However, the cards provided by the supplier doesn't seem to be original. Poor quality and spelling mistakes found.

My daughter and I love this game! Best for 3+ players but we have adapted for us. Theres always laughter and competitive moments that feel bonding. The 2 decks are nice so that you don’t always feel like you’re saying the same words for the categories. Simple to learn and a good brain health & vocabulary game!

Funny game to play with a minimum of 4! The adult kids love it

Lots of laughs playing this! Amazing how you can know something, but be totally flummoxed when calling that info forward. This game would get tired if you were playing it too frequently.

Fun little card game

Let me start out my review by saying, when this package first arrived, I was shocked at how little the box for this game was. For some reason I was thinking there would be more parts to it, but it's literally just the card box...that being said who knew that great things ACTUALLY do come in small packages!? Directions/Ease of Play: I didn't try to figure out how to play this until I tried to play it with all my party guests, but it was still very easy to figure out, thanks to the very helpful set-up diagram included in the instructions. It took us (about 5 people) less than 10 minutes to figure out. Another individual joined in after all the fun they saw us having and had no problems with game play. Honestly, I would suggest you go over/figure out the instructions as a group -- at first it appears confusing, but it's not once the game get rolling (as is with most games). Players: This is a good game for people who like to play games. I wouldn't recommend it for a 1st grader, but my son (a 4th grader) played it with us adults and enjoyed himself. Third grade is where I would probably keep the minimum at, however this game is very suited for anyone beyond that. Bear in mind, you have to pay attention in this game; if you have "those players" that like to "play games" but don't pay attention, they may lose interest. Length: The instructions give an end point...but we always get to the point where we have to bump it up. You can have a good game with 30 mins to an hour, but you can expand that if willing. Best thing about this game: It's totally reusable for all of your parties/game nights, because you never know which combinations will arise. I'm very happy to say I spent less than 15 bucks on a game I can use a 1000 times. Worst thing about this game: As the instructions indicate, you can really only have between 3-6 players for it to be fun. I wouldn't say that's the "worst" thing about this game since it's so fun, but you could see why it would start to be a bad game if more than 6 people play. Do not bust this game out if you want to entertain 10 people. tl;dr: This game is awesome just buy it.