Zobmondo Quao Card Game, Fun Party Game for Social Groups, Teens, Students, and Families

This game has a great concept. Cards allow for players to be silly and get to know each other without having to reveal anything too personal. It also keeps things lighthearted. This game was perfect for me when two families came together at the first time at Christmas (several having never even met before). It is also a game that can be played with players with large age differences. It says for age 12 and up but most 8 year olds will get it.The downside is the limited number of cards. The game is played with several rounds to decide who is the ultimate dictator. This works fine with the Quao cards but all the other cards can be repeated in each round. This is more likely to happen if you have 4 or more people playing.This game is great for one time events or with small groups of people you don't know very well. It is not a game that will be played repeatedly within a family.As all the other reviewers have said- more cards are needed. But if you are looking for a quirky game for a one time gathering, for people who are meeting for the first time, or for weekly meeting that needs to be livened up, this is a great way to go. I think I may expand this game for my own use by creating index cards.

I found a deck while looking for Christmas gifts at a local bookstore. Bought it to play during a reunion with extended family and am so glad I did. It was seriously a hoot! I strongly recommend it especially if you need to break the ice or are stuck in sticky family situations and want to diffuse stressful moments (yes, I've been known to suggest playing a game when everyone is tense!). My 10 year old and I like this game so much that we bought another deck from Amazon as a gift to his fun, out-of-the-box music teacher. It's really fun to play because of all the funny phrases and actions you have to carry out before or during each turn. Keeps you young because you have to remember to do them each time and you also get a really good laugh doing it. Truly an out-of-the-box game for anyone who wants to perk up a party.

If you like kooky games that get everyone to do crazy things, then this is the game for you. For me, I don't like having rules that change mid-game. For example, someone could play a card that makes another play "moo" after every turn. He has to do that until he plays a card that says he doesn't. All the other players have the job of calling him out when he doesn't do it. But multiply that by 3 of those for every person playing and it gets way too complicated and crazy for me. Other people may not feel the same way.

This is a fun game to play with friends. I would say that it is easily what would be considered a drinking game as well, however we did not play it while drinking. It does have some fun antics and we all enjoyed it. The only thing we were really disappointed about was lack of cards. It could definately use a lot more card content and there is definitely potential for many other great card ideas. I hope that they come up with more as the game becomes repetitive quickly.

We have had so much fun every time played! First night was players age 15 to 72 for family game night and the laughter got loud!

I bought this game on a whim for my youth group after reading some of the reviews...I can honestly say, we were not disappointed. I have played this with students on multiple occasions now and every time I get someone who says I am so getting this game. It is kind of in the vain of Quelf, so if you like silly/random then you will enjoy this game. Others have noted that the cards can get a bit repetitive, which is somewhat true, but if you are playing with different people each time, this doesn't matter too much!

My 11-year-old and her friends have a great time playing this. Most adults she's asked to play haven't enjoyed it. It can be pretty funny, not a lot of strategy. A bit like truth or dare, but just silly things on the cards, so there's no pressure.

Our family really enjoyed this, and so many ages can enjoy it!It's good for people like me who don't really care about strategy or winning or games in general. The point is to have fun, break the ice, make things hilarious and slightly awkward for recipients of the rules.... eg I had to use a term of endearment (sugarbooger, hun) with my sister's new#totallynotawkwardatall #goodsportsmakethebestbrothersinlawI would definitely like to have been around when this game was made. It would have been hilarious to see!