Tiki Knockout: Trivia Game for Bluffers, Desired by Trivia Games Lovers and Haters, Perfect Family Game, Adult Card Game or Even Birthday & Party Game. Fit for Teens & Adults. 2-12 Person Game

Tiki Knockout is trivia with an edge. It's so easy to learn and fun to play. In a nutshell, players divide into teams, reveal the question, and teams bid up how many answers they can provide within the allotted time. The opposing team can challenge the accuracy of answers by throwing the stuffed coconut and yelling "you lie"! Dry erase cards are holding up well and we've been playing this game for a while now. It's unique and truly fun for all aged.

This is a fun and cute little game, especially for under $20. The little coconut is fun, and it's a unique twist on other trivia games. I agree with some other reviewers that it probably won't be a game in regular rotation and we will probably only play it a few times, but it is fun and easy to learn and fun for anyone 13 and up, I'd say. I like that you can play with 2-12 players, so it's good for groups...a good sort of ice breaker game with a group.

Rules are pretty simple, cute little coconut plush make it fun. Love that the team size can vary depending on how many people you have as well. We have friends who have become family night once a week and this is a hit.

This is a fantastic trivia game that keeps everyone entertained, whether you’re a trivia buff or someone who usually avoids trivia games. The bluffing element adds a unique twist that makes it more engaging, encouraging creativity and strategy in your answers. I love that it accommodates a wide range of players, from teens to adults, making it perfect for family gatherings and parties. The game is easy to learn, yet offers plenty of depth for more experienced players. We also recently got into Tiki drinks and culture and this is a fun game to keep on our bar.

This game is fun enough to play a couple times, but I don't think we'll play much more than that. The game gives you categories (Women in Disney Movies, Birds, etc.) and teams bid on how many they can name. The winning bid then has 60 seconds to name that many. If they give a false answer, the other team throws the plush coconut at them to call them out. Honestly, throwing the coconut is the funnest part. My family enjoying playing it, but it's not going to be a go-to long-term

I never heard of this game until I saw this on Amazon and I'm so glad I did. My friends and I like playing random games on game nights and this one was a hit. I'm sure you've heard of games like this. There are cards that say something like "Name any Beatles song" and in 60 seconds you, or your team, can list as many as you can think of. After that, you make a bid on how many you can name. So say person A says they can name 5, person B says they can name 6, you say you can name 8 and no one can top that, you then have to name 8 Beatles songs. But the catch is you can lie if you think you can get away with it. Say you can only think of 7 Beatles songs and you decide to toss in a song from The Who to trick your friends. If they think they're lying... this is the best part... they grab the plush coconut and hurl it at you and yell "LIES!" Then you google it and if you're found out to be a liar you lose 5 points. It's absolutely hilarious.

Tiki Knockout is a fantastic game that's perfect for family and friends. It's a unique blend of trivia and bluffing that keeps everyone engaged and laughing.The gameplay is simple: you pick a card, and each team bids on how many answers they think they can come up with for the question. The team with the highest bid has 60 seconds to name as many answers as possible. The catch? You can give correct answers, or you can bluff to gain points.If another player thinks you're bluffing, they can "chuck the coconut" at you, which means they're challenging your bluff. If you were bluffing, the challenging player gains points. However, if you were telling the truth, the challenging player loses points.This game is a blast because it's a mix of strategy and luck. You have to be quick on your feet and think creatively to come up with answers, but you also need to be able to read your opponents and decide when to bluff. It's a great way to spend time with loved ones and have a lot of fun.

Its pretty standard fair for trivia games of this type. We enjoyed playing the first couple of times, and would probably be okay with new people after that. It's not one of our favorites however and likely won't have long term sustainability in the game mix