The Outrageous Pun-Making Game - No Bands, Movies, or Famous Things are Safe from Becoming Hilarious Wordplay Game for Creative People

It’s fun and hilarious! It can be a bit tricky but can be simplified. Love playing with friends0

Very fun, fast game. Good for everyone, even those not good with puns. Easy to set up, understand and play.

Fun family game. Players sometimes might not understand what a pun is, but have funny responses anyway.

This game was a huge hit with our family. All of the kids were laughing, especially during the made-up rules portion, which ended up being everyone’s favorite part. It can be a little tough to follow at first. The rules keep coming, and at times it honestly feels like one of those Chinese game shows where something new is added every round. That said, the confusion is part of what made it so funny. Watching everyone try to keep up just added to the chaos and the laughs. If you lean into that, it's just pure fun. The game kept everyone engaged and laughing the entire time. If you’re looking for a family game that does not take itself too seriously and creates a lot of shared laughter, this one delivers.

Our families new favorite game. Can get a little spicy if you have family members that make it that way. Very easy to keep it clean though. Easy to play. We will be ordering extra cards in the future.

While this is hardly an original game idea, cards that you can write on to "rewrite" something to suit the topic with dry-erase markers is a great gimmick. The only down-side I saw is that when you turn the cards into the player who is that round's judge, if they "swirl them on the table", they risk rubbing off something that was written on the card moments before. While that can make for even more hilarity, it can ruin the person's chance for having their idea selected. As for age suitability? As a parent, I gifted this game to my almost 20-year-old son and played it with his friends. The tastefulness of the answers are going to all be based upon who is playing it. It can be extremely vulgar, tacky and rude if they want or it can simply be good clean fun, with a sly dig here and there. There are a few topics that obviously are intended to go down the vulgar path, but those can be worked around if you want to avoid that road. It's not a "Cards against humanity" game by any means, but it's all in how those are playing it decide to play! I know my teenager and his friends absolutely loved it and can't wait to play it again. *Side note - recommend getting extra fine-tip dry erase markers as that makes it easier to write on the cards legibly as the markers that come with the game break down over time. Also - erase the cards thoroughly as soon as the round is over to keep them in best possible playing condition.

This is such a great game. We played Christmas Eve and laughed so hard. Highly recommend!

my whole family from 17-80years old played this on christmas. We laughed and laughed. Cant wait to play again.

I was living in Austin TX for awhile & discovered this great game while there! I moved back to Canada & couldn't find it anywhere! Happy to see it available on Amazon! This game is extremely fun & creative. You can make it PG or R rated depending on the crowd loool. Love it! Good quality markers, erasers, cards & lots of replay action w/o going through the deck & growing bored!

The whole family enjoyed this, except for one individual that found it really hard to come up with answers and then felt a bit dumb. Overall, we had lots of laughs and will play again.

We have a few Big potato games. This is currently one of my faves, easy to pick up and set up. Guaranteed a laugh.

This game is so much fun. Once you get in the pun zone it's hilarious. We were playing adults only, but older kids could easily understand and play a family friendly style.

I definitely recommend this game, it was easy to play and lots of fun. You need a minimum of 3 people, but we found that four was just right. Only con is that the cards wipe off too easily and sometimes we lost the changes/puns we made just by placing them facedown before reading.