Perpetual Commotion

No waiting turns makes this game a favorite with my entire family, especially the 7-year old and ADD spouse! We have introduced this to several friends who loved it, even ones who dont play games. Its quite simple to play once you understand the process (I advise a walk-through before pouring the wine). We dont use the dice or keep score and sometimes pair-up players to extend the fun. Dont expect the cards to remain pristine since the game can get a little rowdy. And beware that NOTHING is safe on the table during play.

We have this game, and bought a copy to take to friends in New Zealand as a house warming gift. Lots of fun for families!

I am OBSESSED with this game. Its a game that keeps everything occupied. My eyes, hands and mind are all working together to win this game. Ive only been beaten once ;)

We love it

Fun game. Played at our kids’ house. Wanted one for ours.

FUN!!!

This is a really fun game for a group of people. Its quick to learn, quick to play, and not too complicated.

My neices and nephews introduced me to this game when I visited, and I was hooked. Adults and kids can play together and its a lot of fun for everyone. Ive since given this game as gifts and played it with others and everyone has fun with it. Even younger kids can play as long as they can count and read numbers.

I love the game of nerts and thought this game might be a waste of money since it is similar. However, Im really glad I got it because I actually like it better than nerts. Gameplay is slightly different, and then theres a twist in scoring too. I find the numbers are so much easier to see since they arent regular playing cards, and that it makes it more enjoyable to play. I highly recommend it.

This game is an amazing game of speed and concentration but also is boisterous and fun. We have played it with 10 year old up to 75 year olds so it is a great family game for 3 or more people. Not great for 2 people.