Gray Matters Games Wrong Answers Only: The Ultimate Adult Party Game – A Fun, Competitive Group Guessing Game for 8 Players, Ages 14 and Up – Perfect for Game Nights

This is is full of giggles

Got this game and a few others for a family event. Played it for a few hours and it was loads of fun! Has a good mix of questions and since you can come up with a different answer you wont ever run out. The contents of the game itself are relatively simple but you get a lot out of it with the gameplay. Definitely recommend for adult game nights but works for family too as long as they can write.

Took in a couples trip and it was fun, Especially with a few drinks. Some prompts were "their away" but we'd skip those and get a better one. Honestly, if you want a hilarious game look for Ransom Notes (build random like messages a d must all the prompts were gold!)

Fun game to play with the family. Box was bigger than I expected.

After playing this game at my in laws house, I had to get this for family game nights. We had an absolute blast. Watching people disguise their handwriting was hilarious as people tried to mimic the styles of each other. Definitely worth the money. Can easily be played again and again.

I initially assumed this was along the lines of an Apples to Apples clone - everyone submits an answer and the active player picks a favorite. I like the funny prompts and could see this being really enjoyable with the right crowd. Then I got the scoring system for the game and it has almost nothing to do with the prompts - it's all about guessing which player wrote which response. The rules do say to try to disguise your writing, but some of family member have very distinct writing and will be easily eliminated each round, leading to a very unenjoyable play, and this process is just more time consuming. We actually tried playing a few rounds as I assumed it worked, with the active player picking a favorite response. This kind of worked, but I realized the problem here was that coming up with funny responses on the spot wasn't as easy as just picking a funny card from your hand, so players got bogged down trying to come up with something clever and witty. I will say the components were very nice - the pens and dry erase boards worked great, which isn't always the case with these types of games. Overall, this one did not work for us . I feel like this would work better digitally as a Jackbox game or something similar where handwriting isn't a factor, but if you don't mind that element, the elements are certainly there for this to maybe be a great game for your group.

I actually have purchased three of these as gifts for friends that played it my house. My grandkids love to play it even the teenager.

This game is fun to play at parties!