SUSSED Lighthearted Conversation Cards - 231 Questions for Friendships, Couples, Co-Workers and More - Adults & Teens Ages 15+ - Icebreaker & Gift

I ordered this Sussed series 'Conversations To Go - amazing Chats In Your Pocket" Card set. The cards are one of a series of card sets from the the Sussed brand, many of the others are aimed at younger kids, and have more of a game edge; this 'conversations to go' deck is more of a helping hand for situations where conversations may struggle; part game dynamic; part group therapy tool. For those who struggle with conversation they can be used as a resource for role playing conversation starters and to-and-fro; modelling what it is like to ask and be asked a range of questions. I feel this set stands out as different from the rest of the sussed brand, but I was quite surprised by how long my young 'uns were willing to engage with it, and some of the answers were fascinating.The set is aimed at 15+, this is largely because the questions are a bit more complicated or multifaceted rather than a plethora of risqué content.The price at the time of writing is discounted to £8.99. Given that many therapy decks etc have similar goals but are a several times more expensive, this is certainly worth a shot. It doesn't seem to have the endorsements from various PhDs on the packshot, but it it gets people do chat does it really matter.Four stars.

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This set is intended to spark conversation and inspire your chat to go in a particular direction. In my opinion, some of the questions are quite boring and, in the nicest way possible, I'm not particularly interested in hearing the answers from my friends! There is a mix so some questions are good prompts, but as an overall "game", I'm not sure I would recommend it.

Sussed Conversations To Go is a variation to the regular Sussed game, which asks questions, then gets all players to guess your own answer that you have kept hidden. I have a couple of Sussed packs and they provide a fun quick game you can play with all ages.This pack is a little different For starters its aimed at an adult (15+ audience). The questions are often a little longer, probe a little deeper or are a little more thought provoking than the original. Others are just random silliness, and finally a few I thought were completely uninspired to be honest.Its got the usual scoring system, but as this is intended to trigger conversations, the scoring is more likely to be dropped than a normal sussed game. This isn't the first Sussed pack I would buy, but among friends who are all familiar with, and enjoy the standard game, its a game to try out when you want a bit of down time with a bottle of wine.

Hundreds of interesting questions for livening up the conversation. The questions are a good mix of topics. I would say that some of them feel almost self-relflecive in a way.I must admit I haven't played this as an actual game, but have used the question cards on their own for long car journeys and just generally around the house in conversation.

This game arrived in a brightly coloured cardboard box which contained question cards and voting cards.Suitable for players aged over 15, it consists of a number of questions cards. Each question has three possible answers A, B or C.The "sussers" have to guess which option the "reader" will choose by placing their vote cards face down. The reader does the same and everyone gets to see how well they know each other.That's all there is to it. The questions can be quite thought provoking and surreal whilst some have a more adult theme, hence the age restriction.It's simple, conversation provoking and at £7.99, at time of review, decent value for a card game.

Conversation cards ...I'm not going to add photos of the cards here, they have already disclosed a good selection of them in the advertising photos.I have a friend [really - but, if you prefer, it's me] who struggles with what to say in conversation, and when I saw these I knew I just had to buy a pack for him ...Take one of those questions, pick and answer, and turn it in to a statement:An example from the advert: "I've just had some guests over for the first time ... They said my place was Dazzling" ...If that doesn't start a conversation, try: "I'd love to go on holiday on my own and do some thrill sports"There are a set of rules in the box, and some (what seem to be) score cards ...So they have somehow gamified it ...but, for me (*ahem* I mean, my friend), they are just great conversation flash cardsThe box is solid enough to last; the cards won't survive a child, but this is not a child's game - overall the build, presentation, and social benefits of this game let me award it a full 5*

One of those quizzes suitable all ages eg a family setting or even colleagues, dinner guests etc.Compact sized so easily portable. Quiz consists of a reader and sussers where the reader chooses a question from a given card with 3 potential answers (A, B and C) then securing their answer before Sussers have to listen to the options and guess which answer they believe is correct then placing one of their ABC options to denote their choice....and so it goes on. Some quirky questions that get you thinking. Compact sized so handy for a boring train journey etc.

I played this with my family, and we had a lot of fun! It was really interesting getting to learn new things about the people I’ve known forever. I also got to hear some stories I’d never heard before and it was just a really fun way for us to bond. I also like that this game is portable so we can easily take it with us if we wanted to. I could see this being a good item to bring on vacation, leave in your car, take to a party, etc.I did take a star off because some of the prompts seemed kind of boring or didn’t include answers that would’ve seemed like an obvious response for most people. I do think it’s important to note that this is more of a meaningful conversation starter versus an exciting card game so that’s just something to keep in mind.

Sussed is a game that has been in my collection for a while - there are multiple other sets available for purchase - and those games have always been a bright spot for learning meaningless facts about your friends, or for providing some humorous moments in a car ride. As such, the company has released a version that appears tailor-made for travel.Unfortunately, while it's a fine game, I'm a bit spoiled by previous releases. A few questions are difficult for all-ages (i.e. "when I was a teenager..." doesn't work for kids), a few are just boring or obvious, and there isn't quite as much wackiness as there was in previous editions. While some might like that the questions are a bit simpler, we were hoping that the answers would have a little more flavor, as we've seen in the Lifeology or Wonderlands varieties of Sussed that come in the same form factor.So good, not great.

This was a nice set of cards. It labels them for teens, however some of the questions were targeted more for adults-- not inappropriate, but about things like work, coffee and dating, while some seemed targeted for a younger crowd. I went through the set and removed the cards that seemed they would not be fitting age-wise for my child. Overall, it's a fun set that I think will provide some good entertainment.