WHAT DO YOU MEME?Let's Get Deep® Family Edition - Family Conversation Cards - Get to Know Each Other Card Games

Good family game makes you really think!

I loved this game is the best to have fun with family.👍🏾

I would imagine this game being used more in a sense of like a get to know each other activity, just because as a family I feel like a lot of the questions would already be known as a family. There are lots of ways to add your own rules to make it more competitive if you want, or you can just do it more as a get to know each other game, which is also very fun. I like the fact that it is family friendly, so you don't have to worry about awkward conversations coming up. Overall, would recommend.

I ordered this for my teens and I wasn't sure how it would be received. Interestingly, they had a great time with it! It was great to play at a family reunion -- a nice opportunity to connect and enjoy each other's company without electronic devices. A really good time.

This game is more of a conversation topic set than a typical "game" but is a lot of fun and can be both funny and enlightening.With a larger family we make a point of sitting at the table for dinner and having some time to just be together and connect at the end of the day. Unfortunately, with varying ages of kids (including teens) it can be a bit of a challenge to all enjoy that time and not have it turn into arguing or drama. This game is a great way to steer the conversations during, and after, dinner to something that can be funny, interesting, or eye opening. My kids love the activity cards and the whole family often gets a laugh out of them.The conversation cards have varying levels of "deepness" and each player chooses their own card on their turn, giving them some control so they don't feel as "on the spot" if they don't want to be. If someone isn't in a particularly cheerful mood that day they can choose something basic and quickly move on from their turn. Generally, that wears off fairly quickly though. The "deep" and "deeper" cards have some sort of silly questions and some that really get everyone thinking and learning new things about each other.The box that this game comes in has a convenient tray for holding all of the sorted cards so you can just take the lid off the box and keep the cards right in their tray as you play. While the game says ages 8+ this can definitely be enjoyed by much younger children and adults alike. Our preschooler even gets a kick out of answering some of the questions and doing the different activities with the rest of the family.Great game and family bonding tool for at home or even family dinners with relatives.