Drunk Stoned or Stupid | A Party Game to Call Out Your Friends | 250 Fun Party Prompts Cards for Adults Game Nights, Gatherings, Conversation Starter, Friendsgiving & Holiday Parties | Ages 17 Up

Highly recommended. The product is good, the material is good and the game itself it's funny but there are some phrases that are confusing if you are not from the states or really involved with their culture.

Fun party game

Great game- laughs for the whole ( adult ) family . Good quality!

This card game is great for parties or guests. Prior warning though, some of the cards you may want to skip over as they can be a bit crass for company or younger individuals. Some of the cards are also hit or miss, but over all they make for a pretty fun party game. The more people you have the more fun the game will be. I recommend around 6 people, if you have a group of 4 your choices for accusations are rather slim, so anywhere from 6 - 8 would be ideal for the game, even though the directions say 4-6. The game is played clockwise with a judge reading the card, and handing it off to the player to their left who then accuses another individual at the table. The individual accused can defend themselves and in turn reverse the card they're accused of on their accuser. There are also two game modes, one for individuals who know eachother very well and can accuse eachother of cards like "Is like, really cold all the time.", and the option for people who don't know each other very well. The option for strangers is played the opposite way, once a card is read all players try to argue that the card that has been read applies to them above anyone else. The judge has the final say on who gets one card. Each game is played up to either +7 or -7, but that's really an arbitrary number. You can play to whatever score you want and customize the game. Overall it was an amusing game, but don't expect to play it for more than a couple of hours before getting bored of it.

It really was fun my grandkids say , they are in their early 20s

I gifted this through a white elephant party and we all were excited to crack it open, being that all of us had a great buzz and were ready to play something to get us all laughing at our family get together. I would honestly have given this game a little higher of a review had there not been so many cards drawn that NOBODY normal or with minimal intelligence could relate to. Checking out pictures of the cards on a Google image search mostly shows the good cards that just about anyone could pin on someone or take accountability for. However, as I said.. half, if not more of them were just ridiculous. I cant remember right off the bat what some of the card descriptions were, but I DO remember multiple times, someone would draw a card and look at everyone and say "I'm Just gonna pick another one". We had a WAAAY bigger pile of reject cards than actual cards in play due to scenarios that no one could relate to. But maybe that's just my crazy family. We laughed for the most part.. there are some pretty funny ones, but nowhere near the mass amount of unrealistic cards that made this a flop. I feel like overall, it was just cheesy and wouldn't recommend it if you are looking for the hilarity that ensues with a game on the level of cards against humanity.

This game was a HUGE success. It was played at a party of drunk college students and by the time we finished everyone was asking me to bring it back to the next party. I recommend this game is best for young people (teens-mid 20s) that all know each other pretty well. Great for a party session where people can come in and out, people don't have to do much to jump in. I think at our lowest we had 5 people and at our greatest we had 15. Here is how the game is played: Original Instructions: Someone is a judge, picks a card, and passes it to the person on their left. That person reads the card, then accuses someone in the group that it is most like. The group has a minute or so to talk, then the judge finally decides who it goes to. The person who has 7 cards loses. How we played: Someone is a judge, reads the card, and accuses someone in the group. Everyone in the group may now have time to argue the person they think it is, but the judge selects in the end who gets the card. Every time a player reaches 7 they lose, and we played until we had the last 3 people standing. So instead of the typical round of the judge and the accuser, we just had the judge be the accuser. Our instructions allowed more people to get talking and a lot of people owned up to it which was always hilarious. Honestly, I am not sure if it would work with every group because I could see some people getting offended by it. If your friends all make fun of each other, and more importantly themselves, this is a great game for them. UPDATE: I am still playing this game. In my primary group of friends we still have yet to get all cards (we have probably played about 10 times) and has had success in all new groups I bring it to. I highly recommend this game!

I liked it very much! Great for parties with friends

Y jouer avec un groupe d'amis qui se connaissent. Super drole

Love this game!! Definitely an ice breaker to whip out with new guests lol

My friends and I love this game so much band is great when you are with a new group of people as well. Love it!

Riktigt tråkigt spel som inte har ett dugg med Drunk, stoned eller stupid att göra. Detta är EXAKT samma spel som "Who's most likely to". Önskar att jag läste på lite mer innan jag beställde detta skämt till sällskapsspel. Dessutom kom lådan alldeles mosad.