GIGAMICTask Team - Compete in a Crazy Task-Off | Party Game for Adults and Families | Ages 7+ | 3 to 18 Players | Start Playing in 60 Seconds!

This is a fun family game for nights after dinner. I enjoy playing this my parents and it is simple enough to understand. Not much else to say, I recommend it! I like the style of the box and cards!

Board games are generally good for a specific set group of people, however I feel like this one can actually work with any sort of group. Whether it's with family with wide range of age, or just a simple game to have with couple of your friends that come over, it was a nice quick entertainment after dinner before bedtime.

We have played this a few times now, and we generally like the game. The general "gist of it" is to read a card, and two teams perform the action against each other. Most involve activities at the table, but quite a few of the tasks get you out of your chair, which is good overall."Grandpa" may not like a few of the active ones (i.e. stand back to back leaning against each other and see who can hold the pose the longest). But the kids will generally love those... So, our thought is this game is great with a multi generational family event and to have LARGE teams but LESS of them so that the kids can help the older ones on the active ones.Overall - there were some good laughs doing it. A great game for larger family gatherings.

I ordered this game to use with our Church's teen ministry. You can use it with large groups or many smaller groups but the best thing is it's super easy to create your own rules. I look forward to using this game for many years.

This is a great group game with lots of replayability. It's easy to learn and the games don't take that long to do. There are a LOT of different challenges so you won't be redoing the same ones over and over again. I love that it gets you off your butt and moving a bit instead of just sitting the entire time. I like how engaging it is. Fun for all ages.

The Task Team game by GIGAMIC is a ton of fun to play, and it’s easy to learn for elementary school-aged kids up to adults. You get a bunch of items (e.g., dice, tops, chips, tape measures) with 150 cards that give you tasks to complete as a team before the other team can complete their tasks. The first team to complete 7 challenges wins! One great feature is that the games go quickly because of the race to win. That sense of urgency creates lots of fun moments. For only $25, how can you go wrong? It’s great for building teamwork with families, co-workers, youth groups, and more!

This game is quite fun and I like that there is a physical aspect to it so it is more exciting. It is more appropriate for older kids though that have the dexterity to participate. Playing with adults is also best to help organize.

We played this as a family game and everyone enjoyed it. The activities had a ton of variety and I like the use of the various components. Most required some level of skill, and I like that they were a little wacky without necessarily being goofy, silly, embarrassing stuff. If you don't like one or don't want to get up from the table, just skip to the next card - this can easily be curated to what your group wants. I think there was only one or two we decided to pass on, and one that we should have - my daughter and I are currently nursing our scraped knees back to health after racing across a room of carpeted floor while kneeling in shorts.Overall, I was pleased with the variety of challenges and how short they were. This is probably the closest I've seen to something like Mario Party as a board game. If you like fun little quick activities and competing as teams (don't need even numbers - some can even be solo), I enjoyed this more than I expected to and was glad my kids commented on really liking it. Granted, I'm not taking this to a game night with my eurogame friends, but it's a great time with the right group.