Relative Insanity, Card Games - Family Games Night, Kids Games, Laugh Till You Drop Card Games for Adults, Travel Games, Fun, Kid Games, Designed by Comedian Jeff Foxworthy, Multi-Player, Ages 14+

Easy to learn rules. Have family or friends over for dinner. Then bring out Relative Insanity. You will have to ask everybody to go home awhile later. Much fun and a laugh out louder!!! Priced rt and arrived quickly. Great game.

Great service and game is lots of fun for adults group of adults to play.

Relative Insanity is an absolute riot! As a big fan of comedian Jeff Foxworthy, I couldn't wait to try this game, and it didn't disappoint. From the first round, it had everyone in stitches, and we couldn't stop laughing throughout the entire gameplay.The game is simple to understand, making it accessible for players of all ages, and it's perfect for parties and gatherings with friends and family. The premise is straightforward - one player reads a setup card, and then everyone else submits a punchline card to complete the joke. The catch is that the punchlines come from the "relatives" - the quirky characters in the family!The real magic happens when you reveal the punchlines, and you'll be amazed at how hilarious and unexpected they can be. It's all about finding the perfect match between setup and punchline, and every round delivers belly-aching laughter.What I love most about Relative Insanity is that it encourages creativity and imagination. It's incredibly entertaining to see how different players interpret the setup cards and come up with wild, witty, and sometimes absurd punchlines.The game has a great balance of clean humor and slightly edgy jokes, making it suitable for teenagers and adults alike. The age recommendation of 14+ is spot on, as some punchlines may be a bit too risqué for younger players.The game comes with a generous number of punchline cards, ensuring that you won't run out of hilarious combinations any time soon. Additionally, the cards are sturdy and well-made, which is always a plus for party games.The only minor drawback is that some setup cards might become repetitive after multiple plays, but with the number of punchline combinations available, it doesn't take away from the overall enjoyment.In conclusion, Relative Insanity is a fantastic party game that guarantees side-splitting laughter and unforgettable moments. It's a surefire way to break the ice and create lasting memories with friends and family. If you're in the mood for some wholesome fun and entertainment, look no further than Relative Insanity!

Fun game for young adults and older people. Best played with a large group of players to keep players anonymity when choosing winners. Game can go on too long with four of less players.Packaging was poor and arrived damaged. Almost returned but kept due to price drop. I feel that even if you “lost” half the cards , you wouldn’t notice because there’s so many cards in a deck.

Very fun and funny game! Easy to play and learn, and flexible as to number of players/ages. Can be quite risqué, so might not be for really young kids or more conservatively inclined adults.

We as a group of adults of all ages, all enjoyed this game immensely! I will say there was a fair amount of risque content.

Although the cards are much more tame than those of other response card games, this is still not something I would recommend to an audience under 18. Although the responses aren't outright vulgar, they are very suggestive and caused a great deal of blushing and uncomfortable shifting when played on Christmas day with a couple 16 and 17 year old family members in the group. Laughter came from awkward situations more than hilarity of the gross or inappropriate responses, but I know that's the nature of these types of games. In praise of the game; the writing is very true to the red-neck humor of Jeff Foxworthy, so if you like that you'll be able to appreciate the drunk hillbilly jokes galore. Takeaway: In a group of 8 people, ages 16 to 45, some laughs were had but mostly at the absurdity of the responses and the embarrassing situations they caused. If you're looking for a family friendly game, this isn't it. If you're looking for a PG-13 version of other popular responses games, this might fit the bill, but definitely not for ages 14+ like the game suggests.

A question is asked and the players have multiple answers to submit. The results are half the fun.My family loved playing this game.