Party Game - The Card Game About How Your Friends and Family Rank Things - for Kids, Tweens, Teens, College Students, Adults, Families, Groups and Fun Parties with Polarizing Priorities

This game is seriously the best. I never write reviews but I’m surprised there aren’t more for this game, so I had to add mine. This game is great for so many reasons. First, it’s very easy to play and can be taken almost anywhere. We are a big family that likes to have something to do while dining out, and this is a great restaurant game. Anyone can play- kids, adults, family, friends. We’ve even played with our server at our favorite restaurant because it’s so quick and easy to play. With that said, it encourages great debates and lively conversation! I only wish there were more cards, or that they included some blanks to write your own. But shuffling the deck means you will always have different combinations of cards, so it never gets boring. We have this game at our house, grandparents’ house, and our vacation home. Everyone always wants to play, even moody teenagers who usually hate board games. I honestly can’t remember if there’s a way to “win” this game because we just play for fun with zero competition. You won’t regret buying this one! I’ll be first in line to buy an expansion pack if it ever comes out.

Love this game. The premise is so cool. Happened upon it on Amazon while looking for a birthday present for my mom. Everyone enjoyed it, from the teenager up to the 60 year old. Great family game! Easy to learn, highly recommend!

A great game for people who think they know each other well. We played it with our family, and there was lots of heated discussion about what we thought we knew about each other. Rules are simple - you can start playing in a minute or two. Mixing the cards produces endless combinations, so you don't ever run out of card groupings. Good for all ages, compact to transport on vacation, and any number of people can play. It's now our favorite family game.

This game is so much fun!! Perfect for 4 or more people, in fact it is still just as great with up to 10-12 people. It also is more fun when played in a family or friend setting rather than with people you don’t know very well. We have played it numerous times with groups of family members and everyone enjoys it tremendously! Our groups’ ages ranged from nearly 80 years old down to age 11. It is super easy to learn and you can play it again and again without it being the same or repetitive because you reshuffle and always get a different set of cards each time around. I definitely recommend buying this game, it really makes you see how well you really do know your family and friends!!

We also played a very similar game called Priorities at a friend's house. Here are the differences between that game and First to Worse:First to Worse: Rank 5 things in order of what you value from best to worse using 1 to 5 number cards vs Priorities: Use a small white board to write down a number that appears at the top of each card to rank 5 items.Writing is more work and less exciting on the reveal...but both are so fun to play with family and friends!Advantages of the Priorities game version: the item to rank on each card is written at the top and bottom of the card to make it easier to read each card no matter where you're seated to play the game. That's quite helpful when playing this type of game. First to Worse cards only have the item to be ranked at the top of each card.

We took this game on a family vacation. It was fun and we definitely laughed at some of the way people ranked things. Great insight to others, even people you think you know really well. I think it's great because every time you play it, you would get different cards and it would still be very entertaining. Highly recommend. And good for all ages, well probably 10 or 12 and up!

Fun, quick, easy-to-learn game for ages 8+. This game attracts others to play as we have lots of laughs trying to figure out how everyone feels about different topics. Also, it comes in a small box which is easy to bring with you and requires very little room to play so it’s perfect for parties, picnics, or even while waiting for a meal in a restaurant.

I bought this game on a whim after seeing an ad for it with the thought that it would be one of those games we play once or twice but nope - this one is a keeper! I was absolutely shocked at the conversations it opened up with our extended family on our beach trip! We genuinely learned so much about each other and had so many laughs. We played ages 16-70 and a great time was had by all! Great gift!