Big Potato P for Pizza Kids Menu | Travel Game Great for Adults and Kids | Perfect For Holidays and Camping

It's a fun game, and a game for four people will take 10 or so minutes, it's easy to pick up and it's a good one for getting all involved as you shout the answers out. Loads of cards so very re-playable. Nice quality cards and good value for money.

Really fun little game. Ideal for taking out and about. I got it for someone as a gift and they loved it. Some rounds can be surprisingly tricky, but it's really quick to learn.

Back in my day, (were talking before internet existed) if you wanted to play a card game you had few options. Firstly, was an actual deck of playing cards, which has an almost infinite variety of game types to play, although without internet we couldn't look up the rules for any of them! Moving forward through time and Top Trumps were released and suddenly you could play a card game featuring your favorite motor vehicles, wrestlers or dinosaurs. Later still came Uno, the rules of which i still don't understand today. In my adult life, Cards Against Humanity was released and everything took a dark turn. I have learned things about my mum that I cant unthink. Nowadays the market is flooded with a vast variety of different types of card games. The lure is they are cheap and easy to manufacture, easy to store and with the option of expansion packs they can provide the opportunity of repeat custom. My daughter is now 9 years old (and being 9 she loses interest quickly) so I am always on the look out for a game with easy set up that doesnt take long and has quick replayability. Mousetrap is fine but it takes 15 minutes to set up, 20 minutes to play and then 3 hours to try and fit the pieces back into the box. There is nothing groundbreaking or new about this game. Word association has been around even longer than I have. These triangle shaped cards are printed on both sides, one side has 3 random categories, and the other side has 3 random letters. You simply flip over 3 cards from the center pile and have to find a word relating to the category that starts with the letter closest to it. I guess the uniqueness of this game is due to the shape of the cards. 3 random letters and 3 random words that can be placed down in any order leads to essentially an infinite amount of outcomes. Each time someone guesses correctly they take the card or 'pizza slice', and flip another over, revealing a whole new set of categories. The game is quite fast paced but you can slow it down by modifying the rules to suit the players e.g. shout out or take it in turns. The winner is the first to 6 slices and completes their pizza. We have played this multiple times since purchase and works well in a small or large group. The box and cards are built well and store away discreetly. This would be ideal to take away on holiday or for playing on a train or plane but i would imagine you may struggle playing in a car due to the nature of having to lay down the cards around the center pile. Overall this is a very fun game that takes no time at all to set up and learn, and this is the game my daughter continues to bring downstairs to ask to play.

Be prepared for family fun with this game... its fast paced, competitive and makes even the teenagers join in. So funny to play. Was a great holiday game but will use often.

Super fun game, great for all the family! Our 8 year old loved it, we did have to slow down the pace slightly for him to give him a chance to think but he picked the concept up pretty quickly.

Took this on a weekend away everyone loved it. In the house or easy to throw in a bag if you are travelling this game was a winner.

Great fun game.

I would have given it 5 stars however the front of the box had been ripped off. It doesn’t affect the game though which is good fun and definitely gets your brain working. Good for all the family.

This game was a great travel size - but we found it confusing and didn't really enjoy playing it - you need to be sat very close to it and with the categories changing and people yelling out it was hectic - I returned it but it may be we didn't fully understand how to play it - you might like it better

Great easy to play board game. My husband and I played together and it goes fairly quickly. Looking forward to playing with a bigger group to see if the games go longer.

I thought this would be a fun extension pack for the original but most of the categories don’t make real sense and seems like we’re always accepting answers bc why not nothing else goes

P is for Pizza is a hilarious game for anyone who appreciates adult humor and loves a little friendly competition! The game’s quick pace and the sometimes outrageous prompts lead to nonstop laughs. The rules are simple, which makes it easy for everyone to jump right in, and it doesn’t take long for things to get spicy in a way that keeps everyone entertained. The adult humor definitely adds a unique edge that keeps it fun and a bit cheeky, but it’s still casual enough for all kinds of groups. One star off because a few rounds felt repetitive, but overall, it’s a must-have for game nights with friends!

The concept of the game is fairly easy, although we often struggled to come up with pizza toppings for the Pizza Time cards. We had fun playing it. However, after a few rounds, you end up having to use cards you have already used. I’d like to see fewer pizza time cards and more category cards.As far as the category cards go, some are good. Some are subjective, like “Good name for a _______”. And some have potty humor (see picture), which are cards you can remove in advance if they are offensive to you.