Vango Bad Girl Era - A Party Game for You and Your Saucy Friends - Card Game - Ages 14 and Up - 2 to 6 Players

My wife and I wanted to try this game out before brining additional friends in on it for game night. It is listed as 2-6 players and historically, 2 player games are sometimes dull. The packaging was simple and small; perfect for setup. Basic instructions were sufficient, but there were included plastic pieces that I was unsure of the use-case. No mention of them in the instructions. Gameplay was not affected. Instructions are not complex. I imagine my 6-year old nephew could play with us without an issue.So, at first glance you will look at the simplicity and think "this game will be boring and short."Nothing could be farther from the truth. The questions were well thought out and had an unintended side effect of spawning GLORIOUS conversation with my wife. A simple "did you ever..." question turned into a playful game of "B.S., PROVE IT" or "Give me a specific example". It never felt too inquisitive where it caused conflict, but got us both laughing.The redemption questions had us cracking up as well. They were almost perfectly matched to where it went many rounds before one of us were even awarded the dreadful "Karen" advancement. No lie, the game lasted just over an hour and we ended up doing a sudden death round where the loser would not only become the Karen Supreme, but would also have to type this review.So, now you know. I "Lost" as I am the one penning this review. But, I don't have any negative feelings about this loss. The game was fun, the timeline was perfect, and most importantly I got to spend some QUALITY time conversing with my wife and reminiscing of sauciness past!Note to potential buyers:We removed 1 card from play. Not because my wife and I have an issue with it but we do hang out with couples that have a history of infidelity and\or trust issues. If you, or someone who may be playing with you has a history of infidelity (cheating) or trust issues with their spouse\partner I would recommend removing the card with "did you ever cheat" like we did. That way you don't have to worry about game night turning into Jerry Springer.

This is a fun get to know you kind of game. It starts conversations and given the right people playing you'll get some pretty good answers and stories. It's always fun to try different things when it's not about competition but just creates laughter.

If you want to get to know your friends and family better this game is definitely for you. You will get to hear the sassiest and funniest stories from everyone you know. Was literal hours of fun. I definitely recommend maybe only having mid teens and up play because it can get a little...adulty but also not at the same time. Would definitely gift to others.

My game group has the "You're Getting Old" game from this manufacturer, and we like it a lot (despite a few of us not being in the targeted age group.) We've played it several times. We were therefore looking forward to this game... but we did not find it fun.I could see this game appealing to people who enjoy sarcasm or snarky-ness as forms of humor, but those - and the statements that are based on spoken judgment of others - are just not things any of us find humorous."You don't feed your pet because you ran out of time," is, to us, not funny in the least."You didn't slow down or stop your car so a pedestrian could cross." What?The redeems? The redeems applied. We were all in the "negative zone" after a few rounds of play. We got lower and lower and lower as the game progressed. None of us ever got higher than level three. We stopped playing because we didn't find the "humor" funny.So few of the saucy prompts were applicable, let alone amusing.If you imagine what people refer to as "a typical Karen," then this game would appeal to someone like that: a semi-narcissistic, un-empathetic person.No one in my game night friends group (age range mid-30s to mid-50s) is anything like that.

This game is so hilarious, I was not expecting it to be this fun to play! This is an easy to understand and quick to learn game that is even better when paired with some beers with friends. There are a LOT of different prompts that is included with the game, so you can play this several times and not run into the same prompts. The game pieces are "Karen hair cuts" with just the hair. The little details make this game so ridiculous in the best of ways.This game was a big hit with the few friends I've showed thus far, I know that during our next big game night with the whole crew over it will be a blast to play.With regard to target audience, I think this game is safe to play with anyone. If your parents/grandparents have a sense of humor then include them in the game too! I can see older teens having fun with the family playing this game as well.Overall, I give this 10/10. I wish the game pieces weren't so itty bitty (very tiny) but that's not a major critique and I could make my own pieces or use from another game if needed. An idea is taping the Karen hair pieces to other 3D game pieces to make them more visible.

This is another great game for a party. Sometimes, at parties, it can get repetitive and there aren't any new games to play. This is a great game to change things up and bring a new aspect to the party. Or even play with family as it only needs as little as 2 people to play.

This game is fun for getting more familiar with others. It's engaging and fun and leads to a lot of laughs. It's a really fun party game but like many of these games it's good to play with different groups to keep it fresh and interesting.