I'm curious whether all the cards are "family-friendly" (~PG rated)?
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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.
1539706
None of the cards contain profanity. The only problem is that this game works best with a large group of people (8 or more, in my opinion). The only thing that could keep the game from being family friendly are the blank cards.
1539707
I've played two or three games of We Didn't Play Test This At All and the game itself is pretty family friendly. Reactions to game situations from your fellow players may not be!
1539708
I think so, I don't remember exactly, but I was playing with 6-7 year olds and their mothers and no on raised thier eyebrows. But, I can't be a hundred percent on that without reviewing the cards. I'm heading out on a meeting and willtake a look later this evening.
1539709
I have not systematically thumbed through then, but in 15+ games I have only encountered G or PG cards
1539710
I don't remember anything that wouldn't make it family-friendly. It isn't like Cards Against Humanity, at all. Only in the fact that you are holding cards in your hand. They have rules on them, like you can't say "you" "your" or "You're" for the rest of the game or you are out. Another one was tell everyone to play rocks paper scissors, and then on the card it would say whoever put up (lets say rocks) loses. Other ones might say "You next turn everyone loses...yes...really, you all lose" , then suddenly everyone is trying to get you out so they all don't lose. So it is a good fun, quick game to play with family and friends. I don't remember anything that wouldn't make it family-friendly. It isn't like Cards Against Humanity, at all. Only in the fact that you are holding cards in your hand. They have rules on them, like you can't say "you" "your" or "You're" for the rest of the game or you are out. Another one was tell everyone to play rocks paper scissors, and then on the card it would say whoever put up (lets say rocks) loses. Other ones might say "You next turn everyone loses...yes...really, you all lose" , then suddenly everyone is trying to get you out so they all... » Read More I don't remember anything that wouldn't make it family-friendly. It isn't like Cards Against Humanity, at all. Only in the fact that you are holding cards in your hand. They have rules on them, like you can't say "you" "your" or "You're" for the rest of the game or you are out. Another one was tell everyone to play rocks paper scissors, and then on the card it would say whoever put up (lets say rocks) loses. Other ones might say "You next turn everyone loses...yes...really, you all lose" , then suddenly everyone is trying to get you out so they all don't lose. So it is a good fun, quick game to play with family and friends. « Show Less
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Same publisher, all are card games, but they don't all play the same. We love Gamewright games - Rat-A-Tat-Cat and Sleeping Queens are 2 of my kids' favorites. There's A Moose In the House is a decent game, but we prefer the other two.
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Its mixed. There is a lot of first gen cards though. Goggle search War Of The Giants Card Gallery and it shows you all the cards in this series.
2058350
I think all three of your kids would still enjoy it. There aren't many overly complicated cards (the only ones I can think of that are crazy are Chaos cards, and those are optional anyway). The game itself is quite random and appropriate for all ages - no swearing, etc. The game keeps everyone on their toes so they honestly could do very well.
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Most of the cards do have some sentiment in them, but some do not. They are very nice cards I would highly recommend buying them Saved myself a ton of money vs. buying them at the store. They are really nice quality, most have raised designs with matching envelopes.
1421320
Absolutely. Nothing vulgar. Very family friendly, good for pretty much anyone who can read and up.
1483105
When I get an expansion, I like to go though to cards and pull out the 2 or 3 that end up being too much for my younger kids. My 9 year old doesn't need to see the picture of the "Ether Bunny" getting high. Otherwise, for the most, it's fine. Keep in mind, it is a game of backstabbing your friends to get ahead, albeit in a humorous way. I have 4 boys, 9, 10, 16, and 17 and we all love it and they invite their friends. Little guys have no problem understanding it. I just realized how long winded this was, sorry. :)
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I only have the blue box game, but the cards have only titles and people on them, if that helps.
2174656
Yes they are. In my humble opinion, I feel that the first edition cards are harder. Hope that helps!
822931
I would get Family Flux to teach them how to play. My kids have played since they were 8 and I know they could have played a bit earlier. Family Flux does not have the "creepers" so it is easier to play. Family Flux also has family cards - parents get a bonus if the card is played. That kind of thing. It's a blast!
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It is rated M (ie for adults) for its content. If you allow your kids to watch the TV show, you'll find the equivalent level of content (language, ethnic jokes, etc.). The violence level is on par with what you see in the show as well. It is definitely not meant for kids, but it is really up to what you're comfortable with.
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Totally, EA has made the game pretty kid friendly. Unless your child knows how to mod the game it's totally PG-13.
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not sure what you mean by Sheeple. we have had an 18 year old and a 15 year old. I think its a little to much for a 15 year old but she was wiser than I was at that age. Offensive not to most people but maybe to a really religion mover. Some of the cards are pretty graphic but can be responded to with somethng funny that doesn't even come close to a plausible answer. We have really enjoyed it and I end of loaning it to my whole family.
1218217
I played with my 6 yo just fine. But only used the ships. No special cards and she was fine. Had a blast. She won. :( lol.
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It is rated M (ie for adults) for its content. If you allow your kids to watch the TV show, you'll find the equivalent level of content (language, ethnic jokes, etc.). The violence level is on par with what you see in the show as well.It is definitely not meant for kids, but it is really up to what you're comfortable with.
396077
I took out maybe 4 or 5 cards to be able to play it with our ten year old. But I think mature kids would be fine. Of course, it's just a judgement call on your part.
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I have no idea what that is sorry. My son has all the cards. I'll try and ask him about it.