Ransom Notes Expansion Pack, Family Edition - The Ridiculous Word Magnet Party Game, 3+ Players

My family (all adults) and I love this game!! It's super easy to learn how to play, and there is a great selection words allowing a lot of creativity and hilarity. I'm typically not big on board or card games, but love playing this. And, the box is a great size for travel!

This game is easy to learn and so much fun. Played with family and coworkers and we laughed our heads off. Kids can play too, but you may want to take out some of the more “adult” cards out before playing. I also appreciate the number of prompt cards as they won’t be repeated often enough to get bored of the game (as can happen with other games). If you love playing with words and being creative, this game is for you.

This game is so fun, and anyone can play it. I recommend you get this game and find people to play it with you. Laughter is such good medicine and we can use more of that in our lives - don't you agree? Order one today!

Takes a while to separate the word magnets, and the word magnets can break if deformed, so be careful while separating the magnet sheets before first play. Also takes some time to set up each game. Each round is expected to be between 60 and 90 seconds according to the box, though can often take longer without a timer. Definitely an adult game, akin to "Cards Against Humanity". Though, there are a lot of prompt cards making the game a bit heavy. The response boards are metal, cards are coated, and overall average quality for a board game.

The media could not be loaded. Love this game! Super easy for new players to learn, I love the magnet design very unique and not just another card game. I was able to take it on a plane but just be aware that TSA will probably take it out and inspect. Overall 4.5/5 my only issue is that I wish there was a storage bag for the magnets, we have been using a ziploc which has worked well so far. I also love that the time commitment varies on how long you want to play, only have time for two rounds? Totally fine! What to play all night? Just reshuffle the words in and you are good to go!

Cards against humanity meets mad libs. My 24 year old son and I adapted the game for 2 players and had a great holiday afternoon playing. There are several suggestions for game adaptations and it's very easy and hilarious to play.Our favorite responses came together like a short, two chapter tale following the single prompt: "describe the history of humanity":"UFO releases rogue beast. Darkness.""We grunt bro."The only negatives are that the word magnets are challenging for a person with joint pain or hand related mobility issues to take apart, and they are kinda low quality with just an unprotected paper front that wants to separate from the magnet backing as you separate them from each other, and that I predict will fade very quickly with use. The good news is that the words can easily be replaced with adhesive printer labels. But it would be nice (especially for the price of this game) if they were just made better and if you didn't have to spend a painful laborious hour to separate them in the first place.Now that the words are all apart, I think we will play this game quite often and I look forward to playing with a larger group as well.Edit to add that we have since played the game with a larger group, including my 13 year old nephew and would like to add that while the structure of the game play is similar to cards against humanity, my sister pointed out that this game is better because it is suitable for younger players as well. There are a few prompts that might be iffy, but you can always skip or exclude them easily and without reducing your game quality.

Great game, lots of fun, takes a while to set up but it’s worth it

The game itself is pretty decent quality. Just wasn't our thing. Pro tip: Get a sharp knife because separating all the individual pieces takes forever. The MFG should just finish cutting the words out instead of die-pressing separation lines.We played a few rounds (eight of us) and nobody really enjoyed it. We had a few laughs, but we spent more time thinking about formulating sentences than actually enjoying the humor of them when completed. It's not bad, clearly popular, just wasn't our thing.