I've Venn Thinking – Fun Party Card Game About Finding Funny Common Things from Unexpected Pairings for Adults, Ages 13+

My friends and I are obsessed with this game. It's like a cards against humanity situation except you've been given two random topics and have to find something hilarious they have in common. You would think there's no way there's enough cards to make that many combinations but there seriously are. You open the box and there are like a billion answers to the topics so the world is really your oyster when it comes to picking the most hilarious answer you can. These are some of the venn diagrams we came up with during game night and we could not stop laughing at how absurd these were!! Highly recommend this game, you need to add it to your game night collection, I would not be surprised if this went viral on tik tok. I'm truly shocked at how it hasn't gone viral yet.

We’ve started playing this game almost every Sunday night as a family. The more players the better! It’s similar to Apples to Apples. I recommend this game!

Overall, this is not as good as Card Against Humanity or other group party games. It is OK if you have a group in the mood to be creative. The cards are note the best quality -- pretty flimsy cardstock. There are tons of options for combinations. Worth purchasing if you are looking for a different party game and have a group of creative friends.

More options to choose from for answers than similar games and kept us laughing for a solid 3 hours of play.

Got this as a gift for my friend. She’s always got the cutest party games that make you think and laugh. This totally fits that bill. Lots of fun.

My family and I like to have game nights, and I am always looking for good games that will keep us busy for a while or will make us laugh. I selected this one with those thoughts in mind. It has proven to be a good game that we all like. It bears some similarities to Apples to Apples, another game we like but usually play with larger groups.The object of the game is simple: using the cards available to you, select the one that most closely matches the two subject cards in some way – or at least is most likely to be selected by the judge. If you are familiar with Apples to Apples this game is very similar in concept except that you’re matching against two cards instead of one.Game play is as fast or as slow as you want it to be. And, depending on how you play, this can generate a lot of laughter and/or a lot of competition.The only reservation I have with this game is that there are limited numbers of cards, both subject and matching. I am hopeful that expansion packs will be available eventually.This is a fun family game that has a ring of familiarity to it. It’s great for small groups and for us it gets us laughing. The rules are easy to understand and game play can be fast or slow. Based on our experience with it, this one’s easy to recommend.

The Reason for Selection:Who doesn't like games?General observations:The box is about the size of your standard Cards Against Humanity expander pack. The rules are quite simple and kind of follow the same scheme of CAH. You need more than 2 players to follow the rules, but two can play to see if you can make your opponent laugh with your answers.The game in itself is not really not safe for children or work. What makes it NSFW is how your answers could be taken as double entendre. For the answer cards, if you are lucky to draw a good one, can be quite amusing.No matter if your humor is dry, witty or bawdy some interesting Venn diagram intersections can be found.If have friends and like to play games, this would be a easy to bring along party game.The Good:Simple game play, easy to learn.The Bad:Nothing Bad.The Ugly:Nothing Ugly.Value for Price:From my perspective and experience, the price of $22.00 is fair to maybe a bit high.

If you're familiar with Apples-to-Apples or Cards Against Humanity, then this game will very intuitive for you. But even if you're not familiar, the game mechanics are simple enough to learn and play within a few minutes.The game itself is good for parties as - even though there is a mechanism for scoring - the game play is really about finding the most cleaver answer and getting everybody laughing. And as such, the game is only as NSFW as you (and your group) make it. In playing several rounds, we did not come across any cards/content that, in and of itself, was offensive, but there is plenty of opportunity for the quick-minded to make shockingly hilarious venn diagrams. (which is kind of the point, right?)The game box is well printed and well constructed, but, surprisingly, my first impression of the game cards - particularly the diagram cards - felt a bit flimsy. In reading a few of the other reviews, this seems to be a common impression. For me it really stood out because I was quite impressed with the overall package design and thought it would carry through to the game itself. Nevertheless, it does not impact the quality of gameplay, only the long-term durability of a game where the participants may get a little rowdy.For me, games like this are good openers / closers for game nights. A game that doesn't require a lot of thought or attention, but can get the night started or help it wind down. If you're into games like Cards Against Humanity, this is another good one to have in your game cabinet to change-up the play a bit.