What The Cluck: Hilarious Hen Do Party Game | Which Hen Knows The Bride Best?

Good quality game. Questions asked are fun. Good for a hen do ice breaker. Questions also suitable for the milder hen do

As maid of honour i wondered how i was going to think of some games to keep people entertained. I love big potato games and when I saw they made a hen party game I was delighted. It was a fun "how well do you know the bride" bingo game to play in the restaurant as an ice breaker and the bride loved that she could choose the questions so that she could make things as rude or as tame as she felt comfortable. Plus I got it reduced for £5.99 so that's an added bonus. It can easily be used for a birthday as well, not just a hen do.

Pleased with this purchase, easy good fun. Got us giggling and the fact everything is in there made it effortless. (4 Pencils included)

We had a lot of fun playing this and it's a good icebreaker for groups

This is meant to be a bingo game but there were no bingo cards inside the pack despite it stating on the outside of the box that there should be. I left it too late to check the inside so now I'll have to print off some rubbish paper bingo cards or something.... Very disappointed!

Getting married? Need a hen night game?This is the Big Potato Store What The Cluck Hen Do Bingo Type Game. Includes 50 x double sided question cards, 20 x prize cheques, 30 x bingo sheets, 2 x envelopes and 4 x pencils.This is a fun game for hens to play, or just for the girls when they get together! Basically it is bingo of 1-16 and the Hen chooses 16 questions. The rest have to answer correct. The one with 4 in a row correct answers first wins! There are 2 prizes the hen puts in envelopes for the winners...like a drink or chocs or a rabbit etc. You know the score! The questions can be innocent or racy, it is up to you how you play.Overall for the price this will give hens a good half hour of fun. Probably for the last time haha.

I do think £13 is a bit overpriced for this not going to lie... But I suppose this is a game that you play once and never again, and you're a bit money-happy with a wedding or hen-do to begin with!It's a very simple concept and is definitely not something that you need to buy the cards for... You can just hand everyone a piece of paper, read out 16 questions, and you get exactly the same game. However, as already mentioned, this isn't meant to be a game you play over and over so I suppose I can overlook this.Overall, I think this will be a good icebreaker game for when you've got different friends who don't know each other - would recommend!

Could do with personalisation cards. Only 4 pencils in pack