Relative Insanity See What I Mean - Hilarious Party Game - from Comedian Jeff Foxworthy - Ages 14+ - 4+ Players

As a fan of Jeff Foxworthy's humor, I couldn't resist trying this game, and it turned out to be a hit at our recent gathering. The gameplay is easy to grasp, making it a great choice for players of all ages, and it guarantees endless laughter and entertainment.The concept is simple yet brilliant - one player reads a setup card that describes a funny situation, and the other players respond with punchline cards from their hands to complete the scenario. The twist is that the punchlines are delivered by "relatives" - the zany characters in the family.What sets the See What I Mean edition apart is the addition of hilarious photos that accompany the setup cards. These pictures add a whole new layer of comedy and imagination to the game, sparking even more laughter and creative responses.One of the best things about Relative Insanity is the unpredictability of the punchlines. With each round, you'll be amazed at the clever, witty, and sometimes off-the-wall responses players come up with. It's a game that brings out everyone's comedic side and encourages loads of laughter and interaction.The game includes a generous number of punchline cards, ensuring that the fun won't run out anytime soon. The cards are sturdy and durable, and the quality is top-notch.While the gameplay is consistently enjoyable, it's worth noting that after multiple plays, some setup cards might become familiar. However, the vast number of punchline combinations keeps the game fresh and entertaining.The age recommendation of 14+ is appropriate, as some punchlines may include mature humor. However, it's relatively family-friendly overall, making it suitable for gatherings with teenagers and adults.In conclusion, Relative Insanity - See What I Mean Edition is a fantastic addition to any party or game night. It's a surefire way to bring laughter and joy to any social gathering, and the combination of setup cards and hilarious photos takes the fun to a whole new level. If you're looking for a game that guarantees endless laughs and enjoyable moments with friends and family, Relative Insanity is a must-have!

My kids are all adults now and playing games makes for great family time! This is a great game for teens on up--it's like Apples to Apples, but with pictures! We laughed so hard. The comments are clean, but so funny! We found it at a store for more money, but loved that Amazon had it for less than half price. It arrived faster than it said, great surprise! We plan on playing this a lot! The Grandma comments were truly the best!! I want an expansion set!!

Fun party game love foxworthy! It’s like Americans funniest home videos meets foxworthy in a game of “caption this” good fun for the whole family from ages 7-107What I love about this game is that, literally, a picture is worth 1000 words and this can get pretty hilarious with the responses! The other great bonus is the dice. You have to roll the dice to select which of 3 categories will you be using to respond to the card.See what I mean plays like a typical apples to apples/ cards against humanity type of game where you have a judge and players submit their best card to win, with a few twists. I love there is 1st and 2nd place tokens but the best is the Black Sheep! If you’ve ever played apples to apples or CAH you know when you get a card that has no relevance so you just throw out a random and hope for the best?! This game recognizes that! 1st place wins 2 points 2nd place is worth 1 point and black sheep is for those of us that, by unlucky draw, didn’t have anything of merit to contribute on that round. It’s not worth any points but my family had so much fun collecting the black sheep it was a great dynamic to the game!The second twist is the dice. The player cards for responses have 3 rows of responses finish this sentence punchlines and what grandma says. Grandma is my favorite! Anyway the dice roll determines which of the 3 responses will be used/judged for the round. So if you have a great punchline but it’s a grandma says roll, that response won’t count. This adds much more variation and replayability to the game because responses don’t get worn out - I’d love more expansions for relative insanity for this reason.The instructions are very clear and easy to understand you’ll be off an running in 5m or less. If you can read you can play this game and have a few laughs along the way! From the insert it sounds like there will be future expansions and you can even send in your own funny photos for a chance to be added to future expansions!!Fun, easy to play as plenty of replayability but not as great as relative insanity where we get the MOST laughs. But this has some great game dynamics that increase replayability that Relative Insanity does not. I own relative insanity and the expansion. My family and friends love this game! Never had so many laughs, snorts and drinks spit out of our mouths than Relative Insanity. We just didn’t get that same level of laughter and that’s why it is 4* overall.I know this review is for See What I Mean and I love Foxworthy and picked this up and enjoy because of that. But if you’re looking for an amazing entry into the foxworthy games I’d highly recommend Relative Insanity.Definitely looking forward to expansions for see what I mean to add to my collection!

We played with a group of 7 and everyone stayed entertained. There were laughs every round. It was a mixed group of teens and adults. The cards are “sassy “ enough to keep the teens playing but very family appropriate. Highly recommend adding this to your family game night!

Fun game. Cards are cheaply made and came with the edges already peeling the color away.

I gave this to my niece for her birthday. She said they played it and had a lot of fun. Yes I recommend it to everyone who like to play games.

I wondered if this would be worth the investment and it absolutely was. We have played it and we have laughed and laughed. It is so much fun to see the humor that others have and the fun you have together. Great family and friends game.

My family had fun playing this game. Dee

Had a blast playing this game.

Great game for the entire family to enjoy!

Fun for 12years and up, Playing without the dice and choosing a response from the cards in your hand can add to the fun

We enjoyed the original of this game and I had high hopes for this one. It was okay but not as funny. Pictures are mostly from the internet and we had seen most of them before.

Fun family game... Played it with 10 - 68 year olds.