RABBIT HOLE Party Game - The “What Will Your Friends Fall for?” Family Card Game - for Kids, Tweens, Teens, College Students, Adults and Families, at Fun Parties and Board Games Night with Your Group

This game is definitely a great game for kids and adults. It will definitely take you down a rabbit with how everyone thinks so differently. Game is super easy to read and play and the pace goes however your group goes. The game can definitely for for hours lol

We got our adult family 5 new games that we played Christmas night. This one ranked second. It is easy to learn and play. The dry erase boards were a nice addition since most games only include paper pads. I think the reason it was not the favorite was because it was harder to answer all eight lines in 15 seconds so our answers were not as funny.

My family loves this game. The more players the funnier !

I had been asking my husband for this game for a while because we played it with some friends & it quickly became one of my favorites. Super fun & excellent for laughs.

Boring

My family thought looking up the prompts was funny but the game itself didn’t capture our attention. Oh well! I’m bringing it to camp this week to see if high schoolers like it better. It’s a clean party game, so that’s nice.

My group that played this was ages 10, 13, 21, 23, 36, and 39. Everyone had fun with this game and was able to play, although it's not our favorite version of a judge the cards game. The one nice thing about it is that it isn't just on a person's whim, there is a right answer you have to find, so you won't always be losing because someone doesn't "get" your sense of humor. I think the age range for this is spot on - 10+. If you have a younger person that enjoys writing and knows how to spell, they could play too, but this was right up my 10-year-old's alley. We didn't find anything that would be considered too racy, yet. Sometimes with family friendly games, there can be toilet humor, mild bad words, or general inappropriate content. I scanned them quickly and we played through and have yet to find anything that we couldn't say in front of a teacher, grandma, or in church. If I only had time to play one game that takes less than an hour, I am not reaching for Rabbit Hole. If I am having a whole game night, this *will* make an appearance. The writing component is nice and a change of pace for us.