Hasbro Gaming Taboo Classic Game, Party Word Guessing Game for Adults and Teens, Board Game for 4+ Players Ages 13 and Up

Fun party game that we bought to play at a party with old college friends! Good quality, quick play, fun experience.

Taboo is an excellent word game that requires teams to guess the word their teammate is hinting at, but not allowed to say, within a certain time limit.It's a party game that could also be good at office functions. It encourages communication with the quieter among us. It also expands one's vocabulary while generating laughs as well.As an ESL teacher, I think this is my go-to "speaking" game for English learners. I use this for students to get their minds off of grammar or tests, overcome the need to be perfect, and just speak with the vocabulary they have. Students are often pleased by how much more English they know than they had believed, so it's good for their self-confidence. Also, their vocabulary benefits from this game as well.(Teachers might want to screen out some of the cards with vocabulary that's too advanced).

Played this while out of town. Family members from 2nd grade to grandparents played. Everybody had fun.

Great price for the game. Very fun for all ages. The game is a good size and there's lots of cards to play with. Instructions are provided and easy to comprehend. Good quality.

Good game for ages 16+ can be vulgar but it is very fun depending on who you are playing with. Definitely a great friend group game. No complaints, it does what a board game is supposed to do, engage and create laughter and dialogue

I’ve played this game with my family and also with some lady friends and we had a lot of laughs over it.It certainly helps your brain. Keep you on your toes a fun game for the young and older

Classic game that can be fun for all ages and groups. Beware: the provided squeaker is annoying (as it should be) and may make some people mad. :)

I love this Hasbro game for a couple of reasons. It is a timeless classic that I have played for decades. People of all ages can play, the game is durable and lasts forever, and cost is low. I use this in a therapeutic setting to reinforce communication skills but kids just think we are having fun.