Gray Matters GamesGray Matters Games Slip It in | Quick to Learn & Play | Fun Party Game for Adults Ages 17+ | Perfect for Any Occasion

This game is hilarious for a group! I brought this on a friend-group vacation. We learned together and played all week, slipping our phrases into conversation and laughing all week long. We adapted the rules slightly and had a great time pacing the game. Super easy to learn and adapt!

What a fun game that runs on in the background while hanging out with friends! We had a blast paying this and still talk about it at different gatherings!

Such a fun game!

My family had a great time playing this game!

This is a great idea and my family had a lot of fun when we were able to play the game. With our busy lifestyle it is difficult to find the opportunity to play. It does require a longer time frame where everyone is together. I wish our family had more opportunities ,=like that.

Super fun game! We played this over the holidays and had such a blast. I also had a sleepover with my girlfriends and Fun playing this while just hanging out. We still laugh about some of the comments.

Very funny

This is a fun idea for a party game....being given a handful of odd, risque or off-the-wall phrases and trying to "slip them in" to the natural conversation without being called on just trying to slip it in.The game box does mention that this is for adults 17+ and while many (most?) of the phrases are innocuous there are plenty of phrases that are definitely adults only and not for kids. Even then, many of the adults-only phrases are awkward depending on the situation. Playing this at your Thanksgiving gathering with a hyper conservative grandparent or other adult could be more awkward than fun.In fact, that became one of the main stumbling blocks with the game...getting it to the table. Many times people would read the innuendo of the title and decide it would be a little "too much" for the group. We tried to allow for more "veto" options if given too many naughty cards but more often than not the game sat unopened in the corner with the group being unwilling to risk it.The other hurdle was the rules. The timing of getting to score a phrase or catch someone out was a bit confusing to some people. There were also discussions about how many people should be involved in the conversation where a phrase was slipped in or if the person had to fully acknowledge or respond to the comment.It was also decided that this is a good game to set up at the start of an evening and just letting it "play itself" over the course of the night while other things happen....just give everybody a bunch of cards and then we can eat or play other things or whatever and people can score cards as the night goes on. The struggle with that went back to getting everybody invested in the game at the start of the evening and addressing latecomers or people who had questions.Still, once you get the right group and mindset this is a fun activity that will make your adult party a little more random and interesting.