Poetry for Neanderthals by Exploding Kittens LLC - Family Card Game for Adults, Teens & Kids , White

This game was so easy to learn, even while several drinks in during a friend vacation with a bunch of tipsy 30 year olds. So fun and hilarious! I will bring it to our next game night. It would also be appropriate for a family, too. Think Taboo with an inflatable club rather than a buzzer!

It is not easy to speak and try to describe something with only one syllable words. I got this game on a whim. But it is quite fun with clean humor! We played this for hours the first time and had a blast!

My family and I played this game with a famy member. We LOVED this game so much we bought it for us and friends this Christmas. It provides an easy challenge...you may want to study a thesaurus for one syllable words! Everyone sounds funny that plays and everyone laughs. It is a great game for family and friends.

Our family loves this game. A lot of laughs!

Gronk friends big dumb dumb and no use words good Gronk beat with big stick so friends know how big dumb dumb they are

Super fun game for the whole family. Could even be played as a party game. Blast to play, laughed super hard for to wording

It’s impossible not to crack up while playing this. Between getting bopped over the head with the blow up bat and only using one syllable words the game plays fast with 60 seconds per ‘poet’. Each team plays back and forth until everyone has been the poet. Game can go as quick as 10 minutes a round. We play 2 rounds. Very teachable and you can learn in 1 round. Makes a great gift too for the wordsmith of the family or the game lover too! It’s hard to find a card game that is easy to learn, repeat playable, and fun to teach. Great for large groups too. I would say play with at least 4 people. We played with 6 people then 8, both times about 10 minute rounds. Definitely recommend. I’d say this game is comparable to Apples to Apples or Cards Against Humanity in playability.

As expected, fun, entertaining and easy to learn. Great way to spend quality time with your kiddos and away from technology, worth it IMO.

This game is perfect for the kids ages 8 to adult. Some of the words are more difficult, but overall they love playing it. They especially like the inflatable bat that is included for helping the players remember the rules. Our son, who is a board game afficianado, recommended it for our grandchildren.

Complicated but hoping to get it figured out and enjoy it. Seems fun