Champions! Party Game - Hilarious Voting and Dueling Game for Friends and Family, Quick and Easy Icebreaker for Kids & Adults, Ages 10+, 3-8 Players, 30 Minute Playtime, Made by Repos Production

Pretty fun party game. Pretty basic and the age 10+ is accurate. Careful though, if you're a competitive household this might not be a great game for game night.

I was hoping this would be a fun game to play at the dinner table but so far not much of a hit

I have to admit I WASNT a huge fan. It was a little boring for me unfortunately. I have to admit I am a very competitive person and my family uno matches sometimes end with tears, so take that with a grain of salt.

Even though this game seems like it would have great re-playability (the options for competing characters are unlimited!) it's not very competitive, so I don't see it being a game to which we will often return.However, it can be lot of fun if you relax and enjoy the company of your fellow players instead of powering through the game.There are only a few "brackets," so a game/round doesn't take very long.The topics are fine for everyone, but some may need to be skipped with kids just because they won't understand the situation.

The concept and gameplay is quite fun here! But since it's so basic, it's only good for short bursts of gameplay. Maybe 15-20 minutes each? It's definitely a good game if you just need to waste a bit of time and have fun doing it.The cards are good quality, as is the rest of the set. The instructions were clear, and it's easy to get started with this game. Highly recommended!

My 8 and 9 yr old were not a fan of this game. Said it was really boeing6

This game is very well-designed, with clear instructions, snappy graphics, and incredibly varied and amusing scenario cards. There's a lot of these cards, and they are also double-sided, providing endless combinations. The wipe-off markers work very well for scoring and submitting characters, and even though I was concerned that the marker would rub off onto the table once we'd written the character names, that was never an issue.This is a great fit for my family and friends. It's fun to do the bracket with historical figures, celebrities, fictional characters, and people we know, and this results in all kinds of hilarious combinations. It makes me think of ImagineIff, a game that has been a favorite in my household for years. (We have the old, out-of-print version, but apparently it exists again! I recommend that game too.)Champions! includes cards with a variety of different names on the front and back, giving players ideas of people they could submit. My sister enjoyed the very current cultural references on some of the cards, like with Wednesday Addams. The suggestions are varied, multi-generational, and entertaining, and they'll help prompt ideas even if someone doesn't take a name directly off the card. The sky is the limit, as long as everyone playing is familiar with each submission. I enjoyed using a mix of names from the cards and names that I and other players thought of.People who always need a "right" answer won't vibe with Champions!, but it's perfect for people who enjoy imaginative and silly games, especially if they're into role-playing and like coming up with what someone would do in a fictional situation outside of their lived experience or fictional canon. This game can appeal broadly, but is most likely to be a favorite for creative types and writers.Although the instructions state that this is for 3-8 players, you can play it with two. The catch is that you need to both agree to vote for each bracket based on your true opinion, rather than voting based on the knowledge of what the tie-breaker vote is. (It's a small symbol on the scenario cards.) This is definitely best with a larger group, but two people can play this successfully if they're more focused on entertainment than winning.Overall, I really enjoyed this, and I can see it becoming a new family favorite. I look forward to playing it with even more people in the future, and I definitely recommend it to people who like games where you can submit people's names and react to prompts about them.

Pretty quick game to learn and is definitely the most fun with 5 or more people. We like doing rounds of celebrities and people we know/each other and find it to be a quick and amusing game to play a few rounds of in between other games. It estimates a round is 30 minutes but after getting familiar with the rules we finish one in about 5 minutes. Overall, not the most involved game or something you want to play for an hour, but we've found it to be a nice addition to a games night when you want something quick and silly to play.