SUSSED Wacky ‘What Would You Do?’ Social Card Game - Fun Travel Game, Easy to Play - Family Car Activity - for Kids Ages 7 and Up - Easter Basket Stuffer - Orange Pack

Very silly fun kids card game that opens up all kinds of conversation and laughter. Great for playing as a family, or kids w/kids. A few tricky words for my second grader but for the most part very kid friendly.

We do not actually play this as the game it was designed to be. Instead, we use the questions as a springboard for deeper conversations on short and long drives. The scenarios are so zany and unexpected that they spark laughter, curiosity, and even reminders of stories from our own childhoods. The miles fly by, and we end up learning so much about each other in a natural, indirect way. How We Use It Our “rule” is that you have to pick the closest match to your feelings and explain why, even if you do not love either choice. Sometimes we guess each other’s answers, which gets us closer to playing the official game, but the real fun is in the conversations that follow. Question Quality The prompts are original and unique, often pushing my kids to think more deeply about the world and about themselves. This encourages free association and sparks thoughts that do not normally come up in day-to-day life. Flexibility We might do just one question, one card with three questions, or a small stack. It works equally well for short bursts or longer stretches. Physical Quality & Packaging The card quality is what you would expect. A few are dog-eared over time but still perfectly usable. My only knock is the packaging. The set comes as two stacks in a larger temporary box. I wish it came in a compact case. We solved it with two ziplock bags in the car, one for “used” and one for “new,” but a purpose-made case would have been better. Value For the amount of fun and connection we have gotten, this is easily worth the price. We have already spent hours talking, laughing, and thinking together. You cannot put a price on a game that reliably turns car time into a goldmine of meaningful conversation with your kids.

Fun game for 2 or more. My daughter is 8 and she loves this game. Basically you grab a card that has multiple choice questions on it. One person asks the question, the others guess what that person asking would choose. It's to see how well you know that person. It gives a variety of questions. We enjoy it. The boy is very small so as you can see it has ripped but otherwise a fun game. Great gift. Simple for an 8 year old & up. Good clear writing. Colorful cards.

Super fun game and great for getting to know each other better. I played it with my daughter and my 10 year old Grandson. Content is not too heavy but can spark some great conversations among family members. We want to get more sets.

We've played this twice (in a week) and so far even my uncommunicative teenage boys enjoy it! The designers did a great job of making it low-stress and also gamified the questions in an appealing way. I've tried other sets of conversation cards (Talking Points Teens and Family sets) and those have not worked nearly as well, because the boys seemed to I was just forcing conversation on them. With this set, we talk and laugh a lot. Nothing too profound:-) but still feel connected by sharing a fun conversation.

Such a great family and friend game! We love playing with our young teenage kids, as well as with extended family of mixed ages. Great lighthearted way to learn more about people Would highly recommend!

This is a no brainer game better suited to older children or adults. The 8 year old missed every question and 10 year old probably missed 50%. The adults did wells. All of us laughed at questions and answers. Fun game.

I bought these as stocking stuffers for my kids to add to our “family games” selection. These are a super fun, super easy way to start conversations and to get to know others better. Many different ways to play and you can mix and match them! I’d highly recommend them for any family that enjoy board games, having family game night and/or parties with friends and extended family