Charty Party – Funny Adult Party Game with Absurd Charts for Ages 17+, Perfect for Clever Friends and Game Nights, Try to Guess What’s The Chart About

Step into the world of Charty Party, the game that combines math, humor, and creativity into one hilarious package! Get ready to flex your chart-making skills and answer the question: "What's this chart about?"In Charty Party, players are presented with a set of obscure data points and are tasked with creating the most absurd and funny charts to represent them. The possibilities are endless, and the results are guaranteed to leave everyone in stitches.With its easy-to-understand rules and quick gameplay, Charty Party is perfect for players of all ages. Whether you're a math whiz or just love a good laugh, this game will have you coming up with the wackiest charts you can imagine.Gather your friends and family, and let the creativity flow as you try to outdo each other with your hilarious chart creations. From pie charts about alien abductions to line graphs about the number of times you've watched your favorite movie, Charty Party encourages players to think outside the box and embrace their silliest ideas.The game is perfect for game nights, parties, and any occasion where laughter and fun are the main course. It's a must-have addition to your game collection, as Charty Party promises to deliver endless entertainment and belly laughs.So, if you're ready to put your chart-making skills to the test and enjoy a game that celebrates absurdity and creativity, look no further than Charty Party. Get ready to chart your way to laughter and let the fun begin!

This is a fun and engaging game. I have played with my high schools students. I will admit I was more entertained than some of them.

Fun game and takes a little to get used to the rules but it’s nice. Down a point because it’s UK version even though it did not indicate where it was based so it works on pounds (not hard to pretend to switch it over to dollars) but also has British politics and persons in which we don’t know of so makes so cards hard or impossible to use.

I played this with my family and we absolutely loved it, actual tears of laughter were shed and then we played it with my inlaws and it was stilted and not funny and my spouse and I were so disappointed because we'd loved it the first time and we think it came down to one family reads graphs easily, and one has strengths elsewhere. This is not to say one side is smarter by the way, just that if you don't enjoy reading graphs it'll be harder to create sets that make sense and are funny or it might be harder to understand why they're funny. It's essentially apples to apples with graphs and it's great.

This is great. I played it with a college class and everyone enjoyed it

So much funnier than it should be. We played with multiple generations. My sister and I laughed until we cried. Sometimes it’s hard to wrap your head around the chart in terms of the question, but oh so worth it.

I’m a math teacher so this game is right up my alley! But my family also enjoyed playing - kids ages 20, 16, and 14.

This game is pretty fun, but we haven't found ourselves returning to it often. The main issues:- It requires people be old enough (and/or math-literate enough) to assemble a chart in their head. It's easy to buy this game as that kind of person, and then pull it out at a party where not everyone is that kind of person, and someone mixes the axes up in their head. It only puts a small damper on that round for the other participants, but it can really bum somebody out to be the one struggling with it.- Enough of the prompts are sex and/or drug related that I always have to flip through them before we commit to playing, depending on the crowd. Beware before you take it to a work event!That said, there are some real moments of cleverness that can emerge from the prompt combinations, and in the right crowd it can be a great time.