That's a Question!

It's a party game, but I expected more, given the designers vast pedigree of excellent titles. Felt a little too random and lacked the big hook that would tie it all together. 2 stars for still having an excellent production value as one should expect from CGE

I've been a huge fan of Vlaada Chvátil ever since i first played Through the Ages and Galaxy Trucker. This game caught me of guard and made me question, Is there anything Vlaada cannot do? The game has players try to think of how their friends think after asking a question that at times can be thought-provoking or seemingly obvious. Visual design is very cute with a hexagon map used for scoring (but having the squirrels rise up the clouds makes me wonder if some died as they gain more points playing this game). But our group had hilarious fun guessing what we thought others would vote for, then discussing why things went one way or another. A great break between the heavy games Vlaada usually makes.

So I got this game on sale and was very surprised at how fun it was. My group loved it. Trying to guess a or b answer that the person answering the question will pick. Questions are 3 different styles and a or b is selected from the cards in the questioners hand.

This is a pleasant game. If you have higher player counts, then the game starts to shine more, but it's definitely a filler or a primer for a game night. Sometimes I felt like the questions were too silly to answer, but then again, games don't have to be taken seriously, not this one at least. It's a fine game when you've got the people to play it with.

I bought this game to play on a game night with international students, and it quickly became a big hit! The upsides: Game play is fairly easy to understand and the interaction is lively and fun! The downsides: We couldn't figure out how to use the big acorns, and the game board doesn't lay flat so the squirrels fall down a lot.

This was an impulse sale buy. Had it not been, I'd probably have been disappointed. The game is OK. The cute, colorful theme is at times out of sync with the subject matter of the question cards. The game is mostly family-friendly but occasionally some heavy questions can damper the mood and expectation of a light game experience. I think there are other games out there that better fill this niche that would be more fitting for a family/general audience or games that are more geared towards mature audiences.

I bought this game and played it with my class. I was expecting more meaningful, thought provoking questions. This is almost Would you rather as a board game. The theme and shortness seems angled at younger children, but some of the themes and questions seem more appropriate for adolescents (Not inappropriate, but more what they would discuss). Overall, it's still a good game and I think others would enjoy it. It's just not what I expected, and I am enjoying my other purchases more.

I got this on a whim since it was on sale, and I'm so glad I did! I'm usually the bringer of games to any family event, and the entire group took to this very easily, even the two who don't generally play board games. It generated some interesting discussion and the occasional bout of cursing.

This game was really engaging for my kids ages 11-15. We had a great time as a family playing this game!

This is clearly an underappreciated little game/activity. You can play this one with absolutely anyone and it essentially guarantees good conversations will follow both during and after the game. Laughter, thinking, and social interaction with family and friends is what this game is about...which is gaming at its best.