Gamewright Think 'N Sync - The Great Minds Think Alike Game Card Game

So fun! Love this game always a hit when we bring it out. Very easy rules.

This game is SO much fun! We play all the time with our family of six. Our oldest kids are 12 and almost 10 and they love it. Our three year old even tries to play along. My mom also loves this game. We’ve taken it to game nights and it’s always a crowd pleaser. It really is for all ages. So fun!!

This is a lovely, gently competitive game for multiple age groups to play together. We played this at our holiday gathering last week with ages 5-69 and had a great time!Some topics weren't appropriate for a 5 year old (famous chefs, different kinds of movies)... so we just held these cards aside for when the older players took their turn.When the younger player was unfamiliar with a specific prompt, an older player could whisper to them a few possible answers; then the game play, although helped, remained authentically spontaneous.Generational differences are teased out during the game and different answers sparked some fun conversation for our group.The number of players did not need to be even, or even constant, for the game to work. We especially liked that players can enter and exit the game (to deal with a toddler, or baste a Turkey, or use the bathroom) without affecting everyone else's ability to keep playing.*The tokens included with the game for scoring are a useless distraction. We just used pencil and paper.

Based on game description and several reviews I thought this would be something fun for game nights. It's easy to play, but hard to win if you have a bunch of odd balls in your group of players - some folks are not just "out of the box" thinkers, but out of this world thinkers and it's hard to match answers lol - but still fun game and most of the questions are pretty easy to name things for and general knowledge types.

I bought this for my daughter to place in her Easter Basket. We LOVE games in this house and play frequently. My daughter is not the best reader so I figured a game where it is based on thinking might be a little easier. The cards are split into categories and gives you 4 questions that you and the player next to you have to answer at the same time. So one player reads it, say the category is items in the fridge, and the first question is Name a drink in your fridge other than milk... You will then say 3,2,1 and the two players answer at the same time. If they both give the same answer they both get a point. If they don't you continue on to the next question without them getting a point. When we play we usually play til 15 points, then we switch seats and play another round. You will give answers along side to the people sitting next to you. I rated this four stars only because the cards range from very easy (animals) to difficult (cities in foreign countries). So when I play my younger kids I will have to take out the more difficult cards, which is a fair amount of them. I do suggest this game though, makes you think quickly and you get a chuckle when the kids have to think on their feet and some crazy answers come out.