SUSSED The Wacky ‘What Would You Do?’ Card Game - Social Fun for Teens, Boys, Girls, Tweens - Travel & Road Trip Essentials for Kids Ages 10+ & Adults - Cool Blue Deck

Sussed has truly become a treasured gem in our family game collection. Our household spans different ages - an 8-year-old, 11-year-old, and a 13-year-old - and this game has brought us together in ways we hadn't expected.What struck us immediately was its accessibility. Our youngest could effortlessly read the cards, making it inclusive for all ages. Even if a younger player needed assistance, it never hindered the enjoyment of the game. The beauty lies in its ability to captivate everyone, regardless of reading ability, sparking endless laughter and engagement.What surprised us the most was how frequently our kids requested to play Sussed. It has become a daily favorite, surpassing many other games in our collection. Interestingly, we found ourselves disregarding the scoring method because the real treasure lay in the conversations it triggered. The game served as a catalyst for open discussions, allowing us, as parents, to delve deeper into our kids' perspectives and personalities.Playing Sussed was not merely a game; it was an opportunity to connect on a deeper level. It provided invaluable insights into how our children view themselves and the world around them. The questions are thought-provoking and insightful, fostering a greater understanding and strengthening our family bond.Moreover, this game isn't limited to family nights at home. Its versatility makes it an excellent companion for road trips, keeping everyone entertained while encouraging meaningful interactions.In conclusion, Sussed has earned its place as a top-tier family game. It has seamlessly woven itself into our daily routine, becoming a go-to source of joy, laughter, and connection. If you're seeking a game that transcends age barriers, fosters communication, and promises endless fun, look no further than Sussed. It's more than a game; it's a catalyst for cherished family moments that will undoubtedly last a lifetime.

This game is so fun to play with you kids! It is thought provoking, leads to a lot of questions. It is a blast

My son and I just played this again lastnight. It was only the two of us this time, but we still enjoyed it. Hope to get some of the other ones sometime too! Good variety of questions and answers. Worth the price, and quality was nice also. So far age range has been decent as well!

It's a fun game..not difficult for the younger kids. Good game for everyone

Such a fun family game. No need to score, just good conversations. I played it with my 7 year old, as well as a group a middle school students that I work with. It's really fun for all ages.

This card game is fun enough, but there is a lot of non-positive language. Quite a few questions ask how much you "hate" something, if something is "disgusting", if something is "the worst". As an adult reader you can always modify the question obviously, but if kids are reading it to each other there could be better choices of language. So if an adult is reading it's probably fine for 6-10 year olds; but if kids are reading it, I'd lean more toward 12+ reading it.

Gave it to my grandson in his Easter Basket. He loved it!!

Fun game for the family