Never Have I Ever Card Game - Party Game of Poor Life Decisions - Ages 17 and Up – The Classic Viral Hilarious and Funny Icebreaker for Adults - 4-12 Players

Great purchase

I used this for my friends bachelorette party and we had such a great time.

I purchased this game for my sister’s bachelorette party and it was perfect! At the end of each night when the planned festivities were over we had a blast playing this game! The game is fun, easy to follow (even after a few cocktails), and has all of us laughing as we shared our funny, and sometimes embarrassing stories. We were pleasantly surprised at how many cards there are and we were able to keep the party going without too much repetition for the whole weekend.

Very fun way to uncover secrets....The things people will admit to for a point! It is a good game and I had a good time playing it with my family. I did however, found a few faults. Of course, this game is better than 99% of the games available out there, no question about it, but it is not a match to CAH. Also, I think that the question cards are very repetitive. After an hour of play we realized that there are only about 5 game options. We also had trouble figuring out when how to keep score. The instruction are not very clear. Maybe we were too drunk to understand the very complex point system? Goes without saying, this is not a game for modest/ shy people. If you are not willing to 'fest up to horrible mistakes and lapses of judgment, you wont score any points.

Whatever you do, do not, and I repeat, do not play this game with the following people in your life: - your mother-in-law - your priest - your new neighbors that just moved in next door - your new boss at work - your grandma That is of course, unless you are sick and twisted and really want all of those people to know just what type of person you are. This game is awesome and just sad at the same time. Not sad in the sense that it sucks...it's sad in the sense that it helps you realize just how much you suck in life. I'm not saying you suck in life...and the game isn't really saying you suck in life...I mean, you are the one that made those poor life decisions, and then choose to play a game like this to confess to a group of your closest friends :) This game is a riot, but you should proceed with caution...you have been warned. One more thing that I'd like to point out, and that is the irony of this game. You "win" this game by getting the most cards, indicating that you've made the most "poor life decisions" than anyone else playing. But the real question is...is that really winning?

We had a blast with Cards Against Humanity so then bought this one . It probably can be a very fun game but we all felt it would be more fun for people who have led a more ' colorful ' life . The vast majority of the cards could not be applied to any of our lives and we live fun filled lives but unless you have had brushes with the law, have been drug users , had fist fights, cheated on partners and such it may not be very fun since so many of the cards just won't apply to your life . I'm sure it would be loads of fun with the right crowd ! I'm wishing I could return it but we opened it and tried to play it once . The box and cards are of great quality for sure :-)

Fun

Ok, here's the deal. After reading all these reviews about how inappropriate and over the top this game is in terms of inappropriateness, LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP, PEOPLE! That's what it is all about! However, this game, unlike CAH, you have to be a little more selective with the group you play with. This game is Absolutely Perfect for a group of friends who have known one another for a long time. We played this at my annual adults-only Christmas party with friends from HS and college (I just turned 40) to give you an idea of our age range, and had a blast. Many of the situations did not apply to us at times, but the hilarious thing was the so-called "good" people, ended up with more cards than those more "experienced" in the art of making poor life decisions. This game may not be the best for a group that is new to each other or used as an icebreaker. My only complaint is with a group of 10 we went through all the cards in about three hours and once you've played through once, the replayability isn't really there like CAH. That withstanding, totally worth what I paid for that 3-4 hours of entertainment. If they come out with an expansion next year, I'm buying it for sure.