Takes a little while initially to get your head around all the icons on the board and how to describe the concept you've chosen, but it's really fun and a good challenge when you become more familiar with it and the game moves faster. We also adapted the game to just be two-player where one person describes the concept and the other guesses, taking turns, and whoever would reach a score of 25 or more first by guessing correctly wins. Haven't played it in a group setting yet, but I am sure it's a lot better with additional players forming teams. There are a lot of cards and 9 concepts of varying difficulty on each one so you're unlikely to run out. You could also probably make up your own if you wanted. We also tried to not read the other concepts on a card and asked the other player to pick a number and barely glanced so that we could use the card about twice before discarding it. We recommend it for a new take on Charades/Pictionary without requiring as much manual dexterity or art skill to participate.

Fun for all the family!!

It is a great game with no surprises included. Was exactly as expected. Great company to deal with.

Brilliant game had lots of fun playing it.

Great family fun. You may need to make up your own rules for play as those included are very vague (scoring, winning etc). Great tools for playing though :)