25 Words or Less: People, Places, Things
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Toys and Games Reviews of 25 Words or Less: People, Places, Things
Customer Review: Too fun!
Summary: 5 Stars
WARNING: Do not purchase this game unless you are willing to continue to host more parties. Your guests will request rematch after rematch. We play men vs. women. Inevitably there is a ton of laughter. Game piques your creativity. Time element keeps things moving along, so time flies. We have never stopped at the 10-card "official" win -- it's just too much fun!Customer Review: What a fantastic party game!
Summary: 5 Stars
25 Words or Less is fast-paced fun. I brought this game to a party and the crowd had such a good time with it that the hostess ran out to buy her own copy the next day. This is a game that keeps you on the edge of your seat and really brings out the competetive edge. Yet, it also appeals to those who don't usually enjoy playing party games. Let the bidding wars begin!Customer Review: Quick and fun! Fast paced and entertaining.
Summary: 4 Stars
Our neighbors who are very much into board games brought this to our house for a party. It kept 16 people happily entertained---it can be played by teams to move faster than pairs. It reminds me of "Password"---trying to get someone to guess a word, but the idea of contracting for how many clues it will take in advance is different. We'll be buying our own copy!Customer Review: so many years of fun!
Summary: 5 Stars
My husband and I got this game for Christmas approximately 15 years ago and it is still our favorite game for a crowd! No matter what other games people bring they always want to play this one because it is so much fun! We try the other games once and then end up wanting to just play this game again. So simple, but one of the best games ever made! Highly recommended.Customer Review: Great for Vocabulary
Summary: 5 Stars
I am a gifted education teacher and I use this in my elementary classroom as a vocabulary building game. Sometimes I use the words on the cards, sometimes I use my own made up cards with current vocab on them. My students love this game and my family begs me to bring it home over the summer to play. Many of the words/topics are geared toward adults.