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A great game to break the ice with a multitude of ages. All of the kids loved it and the knowledge went both ways. We learnt things about our kids and grandkids and they learnt a lot about us! A great game to get them off the social media and mobiles. I would recommend it as an ice breaker for getting all generations to communicate and learn from each other. very easy to play we had ages from 5 to 79 playing the game together using the one minute timed responses.

Rapid Fire is both engaging and thought provoking. It is the perfect set of cards to start conversations with my teenagers (and other adults) and has allowed free flowing meaningful conversations.

I played this with one other person and I enjoyed the quick fire element to it. One minute is just the right length of time and stopped either one of us from getting bored. We played four rounds and found the questions simple and easy to understand. This allowed for the questions to be rapid fire and meant that not too many were lingered on for long. One thing we weren't sure on was what to do with a question that couldn't be answered. In the end, we decided to skip it and not count it in the final results. Within the four games, there were a couple of questions that were repeated and one of them, I got twice.The cards themselves are large and good quality. That said, they have sharp edges and corners, which are most noticeable when picking the whole deck up. It wasn't enough to cause any cuts, but I certainly felt it on multiple occasions. Overall, the thing I like the most is that it's quick to pick up and put down. The game is a boredom buster and also a good way to redirect anxiety as a distraction technique.

Very good game and great price!

Fun game, easy to used. Loved by all ages

Love these cards!

not interesting

Kept us busy for a good couple of hours discussing answers