Uncoated Party Game for Adults Ages 21+, Hilarious, Social & Interactive Card Game for Game Night, Pre Games, Parties, & Gatherings, 4+ Players, 450+ Cards, Unfiltered Fun & No Sugarcoating

My family in law loves this game when they drinking

Great for parties, small gatherings. Know your audience before playing, this isn’t ideal for sensitive people or newer relationships/friendships. But overall it’s funny and a good laugh with the right group.

First off the cards feel very cheap and flimsy. Probably gonna loose a few to some spilt adult beverages. I flipped through the cards nothing crazy about them. Will be interesting to play with friends. Might have to make up some rules to go with it to spice things up. Probably won’t be our go to game night card game.

The game was funny I played with my friends

Fun game very fun def not for the easily offended like said good laughs honest truths worth the money giftable

Did not enjoy this game. Kind of stupid to be honest unless you are truly going to play a drinking game. Bought it to play with my family and none of us liked it.

I really like this game. Some of the cards are a fun joke (at the expense of someone at the table. Keep that in mind if your friends are self-conscious, cause this might not be for your group). But, what I really liked was the "Ace My Answer" category. There were some good questions for random things I'd never really thought about before.Now, usually, I'd be against this game because you can't really win. Also, this is a drinking game, which is fun until it isn't. There's some good discussions to be had with this. To keep the game going longer, and so my friends can actually leave at the end of the game night, we made a house rule that every 3 penalties equals a shot.

Pretty fun game. It includes a lot of cards. Some of the categories are more fun than others. The rules are pretty simple, it's basically just different people answering depending on the card type. If you try to actually play the game it can be pretty slow. For my group of drunk friends, we found it more fun to just give everyone a stack of cards and everyone just reads off the ones they want to ask. Basically we just used the cards as conversation starters.