Question 1

How do you play it

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In teams of two- first round: you describe a word (without using off limit hints!) and The team has to guess… The second round (I believe..I’m trying to remember the order?! but, either way- you will end up doing a total of x3 types of guessing!) so, 2nd round Team has to guess the correct word by only giving x1 description word... (sort of flip flops from the former round.. and it gets trickier!!) the final round: One person can act out the word-charade style! 
We have played this with teen/college/adult family and absolutely had a riot! I will tell you… We tweaked the rules to fit our liking (probably why I’m having a hard time remembering exact spec’s of the game.. and I’m sorry!) BUT, we have had some of the funniest laughs playing this game… You don’t need a whole lot of talent, I would say best setting is less distractions (i.e. no one on their phone, tv on, etc..) if you can get everyone on same page- The weaker links are pulled into a group… So, they don’t stand out! I say this because we have a 15yr old who always hates games where he feels “less then..” if that makes sense?!  Group play allows everyone involved to be part of and feel adequate and have fun!  
My college kiddos play this with a couple of drinks… And when a team loses they add a drinking rule- not how we play at home- but, still a lot of fun! Gave it for a gift last holidays and we played it a handful of times… Sort of a mixup of standard charades+taboo with easy ability to restructure as needed! if you like gaming with family/group- it’s a great addition to have! (I will say- a quick practice round sort of putting instructions into play is easiest way to let all grasp the concept.. that’s our family life hack with games!! Seems we never understand straight instruction so.. seeing it play out/while reading rules is always a plus for us!)
Sorry for the ramble… I hope this helps you?!! Happy holidays and best of luck-

Question 2

What’s the difference with Family vs party editions?

Accepted Answer

Family edition is good for all ages. Party is more adult.

Question 3

What’s the difference with Family vs party editions?

Accepted Answer

Both versions have different cards, although the gameplay is identical. Volume 2 is geared more towards categories that are a little more difficult!

Question 4

What’s the difference between it’s in the bag? It’s in the bag party edition and it’s in the bag volume?

Accepted Answer

Both versions have different cards, although the gameplay is identical. Volume 2 is geared more towards categories that are a little more difficult!

ASIN	B07CV48SKD
Age Range Description	Adult, Teen, Kid
Are Batteries Required	No
Best Sellers Rank	#22,083 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #444 in Dedicated Deck Card Games
Brand Name	Gatwick Games
CPSIA Cautionary Statement	No Warning Applicable
Color	White
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (4,278)
Edition	Family Edition
Educational Objective	Social interaction, critical thinking
Estimated Playing Time	25 Minutes
Game Mechanics	charades, competitive, cooperative
Genre	Creative, Entertainment, Role Playing, Strategy, Word
Global Trade Identification Number	00850008503016
Included Components	game
Indoor Outdoor Usage	Indoor
Is Assembly Required	No
Item Dimensions	7 x 9.5 x 2 inches
Item Dimensions L x W	6.89"L x 5.51"W
Item Type Name	Board Game
Item Weight	1.7 Pounds
Language	English
Manufacturer	Gatwick Games
Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS)	1188
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS)	120.00
Manufacturer Part Number	IITB-01
Material Type	Cardstock, Paper
Model Number	IITB-01
Number of Items	1
Number of Players	4+
Operation Mode	manual
Rulebook Availability	No Rulebook
Size	9.5 x 7 x 2 inches
Theme	Humor
UPC	850008503016
Unit Count	1.0 Count

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