Ginger Fox Official Emoji Card Game for The Family - Collect All The Emoji Cards in This Hilarious Party GameThe Forest Stewardship Council

I bought this kind of as a joke to play with a friend in the hospital. We ended up playing it with our teenage kids who at first were very skeptical (as evidenced by a series of raised eyebrows and eye rolls).About 10 minutes in, their competitive natures took over and they were all in. Lots of laughs and fun were generated by this game. Highly recommended.

Absolutely hysterical game! Rules were easy to understand. Played with young adults age 24-30 as well as older adults. Loved by all.

This was a fun game for my whole family!

Nice pocket game

Family fun game! Super silly actions paired with "dump your hand" cards provide a hilarious night of fun and laughter.

Great game for kids of all ages. We had fun playithis for family game night!

Easy to play

Whoever designed this game clearly didn’t bother to check the mathematics and behind it or wasn’t familiar with probability theory. I have played this several times now with my two kids and it frequently happens that one player manages to win the game purely by chance on the first round before some players have even had a go!Younger players may also be unfamiliar with concepts like hashtags that are required to fulfill some of the challenges.Just like the execrable Emoji Movie this is a hopeless cash-in on the emoji craze.

Overall this is a good game. However, there are a few stupid cards that don't really work. For example:1. There's one where the player has to throw their cards in the air and other players can collect them. However, this is a mad scramble and causes cards to get ripped/bent/damaged.2. One Action card says skip your next turn, however you're already midway through your go (as you drew an action) so it's not clear if this means you skip a draw of emoji card on the current go or if you finish the current go and then skip your next one.3. There's one card that requires taking turns to name different ways to cook an egg and the person who's turn it is that can't think of one discards their hand. But this is silly because it's a little ambiguous what the question means. Obvious options like boiled, microwaved, steamed, fried etc are fine. But then what about scrambled? Is that a way of cooking or is it just the same as fried? What about omelette...as that's just using egg as an ingredient? If that's allowed then can you name every single food product that contains egg? There is no clear and definitive list of what counts and what doesn't so it makes it very ambiguous and even Googling a list of ways to cook egg, there are 100s of different opinions.4. There are some cards that say, do your best monkey impression and then everyone gets to vote. The person with the most votes gets a reward. However, it doesn't explain how the vote takes place. Doesn't mention if you can vote for yourself (we assumed you can't as that would be stupid). The only fair way to vote is for people to all vote at the same time writing it on the a piece of paper, so it can be revealed at the same time without people being able to change their vote based on the results of other people voting. However, this breaks the flow of the game as you have to get pen and paper out. The other way to do this is to do it verbally going round the group but you can't all vote at same time so people can vote according to what the previous people voted. Also, if you're playing in a group of 3, it's easy for every person to vote for another so everyone still gets 1 vote each. Doesn't say what happens then.Anyway, these are just some examples so we ended up taking out these action cards to make the game better. There are some Action cards that are not explained well, e.g. the Nope card, does that allow you to get out of an All Play card, does it cancel it for everyone or does it just remove yourself from that action? And there are some action cards that could conflict with another action card and it doesn't say what you do in that case. For example, the action card that forces you to behave like a cat, but what happens if someone plays the HashTag card which then requires you to also say a funny hashtag. Cats can't speak so either you fail to do the hashtag one or you fail to do the cat one.Also, it's not clear when you can reveal your winning hand. Because sometimes you can get a winning hand when it's not your turn, do you reveal it right away or wait until it's your turn?Anyway, it's a fun game but there's some cards that are not well thought out. I think if you're prepared to take out a few cards (the ones that are really poorly executed) and then introduce some house rules, then this game will be fine.

What can I say, I bought this game for my kids for family game night and they are all obsessed with it. Always asking to play it, and often fighting over it, haha. Very cute game, you have to act some stuff out, so don't be surprised if you hear a bunch of monkeys in your house.

Absolutely hilarious game!!! I thought it was expensive initially but the fun we had was 10/10! The action cards certainly did throw some interesting curve balls. Easy to play from opening the packet, easy to follow and just pure good fun. 3 or more players are needed for a full game but we tried 2 players and a judge and was just as fun

Great fun card game for our grand kids 5ys & up! Hilarious action activities that had us all laughing out loud, especially when watching each other. Kept the TV off for hours! Highly recommend.

Game is hilarious and will keep you entertained.Can be played several times in the same instance without getting boring.Perfect gift for the family.