BAD CHOICES Party Game – Hilarious Adult Card Game for Friends & Game Night | Funny Conversation & Icebreaker Board Game for Parties, Pregames, Social Gatherings & Fun Gift Ideas
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BAD CHOICES Party Game – Hilarious Adult Card Game for Friends & Game Night | Funny Conversation & Icebreaker Board Game for Parties, Pregames, Social Gatherings & Fun Gift Ideas
- HILARIOUS GAME: Bad Choices is the next level combination of ‘Never Have I Ever’ and ‘UNO’. This is the ultimate game for finding out hilarious truths, secrets and stories about your friends.
- EASY TO LEARN & QUICK TO PLAY – Simple rules make it easy for anyone to jump in, with 300 outrageous cards that keep the game fun and engaging. Created by the makers of the fan-favorite social game BAD PEOPLE
- PARTY GAME FOR FRIEND GROUPS & COLLEGE STUDENTS – Designed for older teens and adults who enjoy funny, social gameplay. Perfect for game night, pregames, house parties, college hangouts, birthdays, and time with friends.
- EXAMPLE QUESTION: “Would you rather win $50,000, than have your best friend win $500,000?” Plus so many next level questions that we can’t even write in the description!
- GREAT GIFT FOR ANY OCCASION – A fun and memorable gift for holidays, white elephant exchanges, Secret Santa, birthdays, and parties. Makes a great stocking stuffer and go-to gift for teens and adults.
- CALLING YOUR FRIENDS OUT IS PURE FUN – The game plays differently every time depending on the group, making each round fresh and memorable. Ages 15+, 20–45 minutes gameplay, 3+ players.
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