Is Rat-A-Tat-Cat card game just for children or is it also a game for adults?
1429571
My whole family likes it. As a matter a fact, we just visited my dad (65 years old), and he was asking to play it!!
1429572
Adults will like the game, although it is geared for children! A great game for the family and each hand goes quickly. A fast pace game and that is what will draw adults to the game. Hope this helps!
1429573
HI there!You can play it with kids. I do and it's fun. I would not consider it as an adults only activity.
1429574
It´s a game for all ages. Children as well as adults have lots of fun playing it. You need skills such as good memory and strategy.
1429575
Our entire family loves this: ages 5-75! Although we usually play because of the youngest one, the truth is that we'd enjoy it with just the adults, too.
1429576
I think it is geared towards kids but it's certainly fun for all ages. We (my husband and I) play with our 6, 10, and 13 year old. Our 6 year old often beats us and it's not for our lack of trying! But it's still fun for us!
2128806
I would think as young as 4 or 5 is age appropriate for this game. It's about recognition of colors and shapes, so if a child is able to distinguish those, it would be fun. Once they start playing, you will be able to tell if they are able to catch on, and if they aren't, it would be best to put up the game until they are able to catch on easier, to save them from being frustrated and not having fun. I've given these as gifts for kids as young as 4 and 5 and they have loved it. As adults playing with kids, naturally, you allow them to "win" a card to encourage play. It is fun with a group of kids with about the same skill level. My 8 year old can beat some adults!
458048
I think so - I'm in my late 40s, and I play this game with other adults in the same age range. The game rewards strategy and cooperation and is in no way childish.
1539705
I just flipped through all the cards to be sure, and yes, they are. There are no inuendo's or references to offensive material (at least none that I noticed). I actually had the most fun playing with my 7 and 8 year old cousins, and I would say its a family friendly game.
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Yup. The game is good for adults. I wouldn't suggest it before age 10 or so, as simple as the rules are, reading comprehension is a must. Particularly good for folks who don't know each other well yet.
706559
This is very suitable for adults. I have only played it as an adult and with adults. The trivia is definitely on an adult level. There are some that are easier than others, but most are pretty difficult.
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W&W Family is the best edition when playing with kids. The questions make sense to a 5 year old, the game does not use poker chips (there is no gambling), and the rules are the most simple of all three editions. The original W&W is a little more complicated than the other editions. It incorporates the excitement of Vegas by including a felt mat that has different payout odds for each of the guesses. The questions in this edition are the most academic of the three options. It was designed as a party game for adults. None of the content is inappropriate for kids, but some of the questions are about things which they will not have heard of (like Michelangelo's David sculpture, or Martin Luther King). W&W Party is a combination of the other two editions. The rules are very simple (like the Family edition), but you are allowed to bet your poker chips on the last question. The questions are lighter than the original W&W (some of them are very silly), but they are not geared for kids. This edition was designed to play with all three generations over the holidays. It was designed to get people interacting and having fun as quickly as possible. You can play any of these editions in teams. In fact, I think Wits & Wagers is MOST fun when played in teams. So any of these editions can be played with 20+ people. I hope this helps! Dominic Crapuchettes Designer of Wits & Wagers and Say Anything
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Thats a difficult question to answer, since it all depends of the personal preferences of gamers, I bought this game and was a total failure for my wife and two kids, even though i like it. We played many BG, such 7 Wonders, King of New York, Splendor, Brugge, etc. I would say that this game would be for adults than families with young kids.
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Yes it is fun and appropriate for adults. It's like charades with a time limit.
1935700
Teens and up. Some of the phrases may be difficult for or not make sense to smaller kids. I usually play with adults - it a lot of fun!
1723787
Yes, it's a great game for all ages, but probably a bit better for over 20 as there's more life experience to come up with 'clues'. I'm in my early 50's, but played with 20 and 30 somethings the first time I played.
1146541
I also wondered which to get. I ended up with this version, and I'm really glad. My 6 year old grandchildren have no trouble doing the easier cards, and they enjoy trying and conquering the tougher ones. Plus, adults can also enjoy this version. Don't know about buying cards separately, but not that I've ever seen.
1939260
My family only played it once. We are all adults but I think 10-14 year olds will find this game exciting too.
1539184
Definitely for 13 year old, kids game. But for the 17 years old adult game. But I would not be shy about letting the 13 year old play the adult game, now.
1321338
It is. My wife and I play it often. It is light hearted but the strategy of when to help another or when to help yourself is what makes the game. I have played the game with 50 or so different people and 90% of those are adults that love the game. I hope that helps!
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Cards Against Humanity is like the adult versions of Apples to Apples. One player will pull a black card. It will either ask a question or a fill in the blank. The other players will have 10 white cards and they choose an answer (some black cards will require multiple white cards). The player who chose the black card decides who wins the hand. It's a game where you need to know the other players. To put the right answer down. There are multiple different ways to play it. But that is the primary way to play it. The original box comes with a packet with different ways to play it. Look up videos on YouTube to learn more (Smosh Games, PewDiePie, etc have funny videos on the game).
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The last hand in the game contains 10 cards so a good reading vocabulary is needed to turn them into words. I would think age 10 on up. The cards have beautifully illustrated letters on them, so they could be enjoyed by younger children just starting to make words.