Ransom Notes - The Ridiculous Word Magnet Party Game, 3+ Players

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There’s barely any extra room in the small box to add anything, but you could easily add a handful of your own magnetic words (especially if you were replacing words from the content guide). Someone flips over a Prompt card, reads it aloud, and everyone sets off to create their very own mini masterpiece. You get to be creative but silly and it’s so much fun with a group of friends or people you just met. But I have to say, when I played it with people I didn’t even know I ended up laughing harder than I ever have playing Apples to Apples or Cards Against Humanity. BUT, if you do want to make it entirely family friendly, pulling about 20% of the Prompt Cards should make the game totally PG and playable for all!

The magnets seem reasonably sturdy, and the little metal boards on which you arrange your thoughts are pleasing. Once everyone has read their entry, a judge for the round is randomly chosen, and he decides whose entry is funniest and best, and that person wins the round. Blokus Shuffle: UNO Edition Card Game: Rules and Instructions for How to Play Monopoly Crooked Cash Board Game: Rules and Instructions for How to Play Marvel Eye Found It!However, if you are playing with particularly competitive people who will always vote for their own, even if it’s rubbish there are other suggested ways to choose a winner to avoid creating war not peace. With 100 absurd prompt cards and new word magnets each turn, Ransom Notes is tears-streaming-down-your-face funny every time you play. Overall, it’s very obvious that they tested this game thoroughly with lots of players, and crafted it well for real people to play. Your words won’t get messed up when you make your face-down submission and you won’t spend much time wiping them off when the round is over. If you have any questions, comments, or would like to see you product reviewed on Geeky Hobbies, check out our contact us page.

So, we've upgraded our materials so the magnets come apart faster and easier when you first get the game. Ransom Notes is a party game for 3 to 6 players, aged 17+ that contains myriad magnetic words used to complete challenges such as writing a convincing argument claiming dinosaurs aren’t real or offering to apply suncream on a rapidly burning stranger on the beach or even answering questions such as what’s the biggest lie you’ve ever told. Starting with the player who finished their submission last, each player will read it out loud to the rest of the players. Rated 14+, but make your responses as clean or dirty as you like — it all depends on who you play with!BUT, if you do want to make it family friendly, pulling about 15-30% of the cards should make the game totally PG and playable for all!