Eye to Eye Party Game Rules
Eye to Eye is SimplyFun’s take on the classic parlor game “What Were You Thinking.” While it’s fun, the traditional game is better and free.
Eye to Eye is SimplyFun’s take on the classic parlor game “What Were You Thinking.” While it’s fun, the traditional game is better and free.
“Funglish” is a surprisingly fun word describing game similar to “Pictionary” but with a cool twist.
In the wacky card game Quao you must follow the crazy rules of the dictator cow or face the punishment. Quao has some good ideas but also has a lot of issues which includes a severe lack of replayability.
Imaginiff is a solid party game that deserves a recommendation as long as your group doesn’t mind some light insults.
Featuring high quality components and a simple but fun concept for a party game, “Snorta!” is a good game but better for larger groups.
How well do your know your partner, sibling, friend, or even that random stranger that is for some reason in your house? With the game of Compatibility you can find out. While not a perfect game, Compatibility is a good party game.
Dixit is widely recognized as one of the best games to have come out in the last couple of years. Dixit Jinx is probably not as good as the original game, but it is still a very solid game.
Faces is a game of first impressions. Looking at faces, can you determine which one the judge thinks is “the one whose call you’ve been dodging?” While not perfect, Faces is a good party game.
Great American Puzzle Factory’s “The Imposter!” is everything a party game should be: easy to learn, quick to play, lots of fun, and even a bit addicting.
Handy, or as I like to call it the game of Twister for fingers is a unique game. Handy can be fun in the right environments but lacks lasting power.