Guess That Action - Funny Act-It-Out Party Game | Fun for Family & Friends | 2-15 Players, Ages 8+ | Perfect for Kids, Teens, Adults | Travel Size

This 'Worgan Games Guess That Action' card game is as easy to understand and play as you could imagine. The game is very much centred on the age old classic of 'charades'. Each card has 3 choices of actions that have to be acted out for others to guess. The card quality is good, however gameplay is limited as far as the number of cards is concerned. It is a fun game to be used at family gatherings as it is suitable for a variety of ages and abilities. It takes no time at all to get into and there's nothing in terms of setup time. It's good to play in groups, however value for money could be improved by the addition of more cards.

It's basically a charades card game and you get levels of difficulty based on the age or ability of the player. The kids enjoyed it and I think come Eid when we have a lot of people round it'll be fun too. They could put a bit more variety in is my only criticism.

I ordered this travel size of Guess that Action mainly for my 11 year old as he loves to play charades, and we have gone through our two packs multiple times now and can easily guess the answers, so it was nice to play this with some new actions to act out. Delivery & Packaging: Arrived with no packaging, safe, neat, and environmentally considerate. There is a box containing the cards and instructions and that's it. First Impressions: This card based game is approximately the same size as a pack of cards and will be great to take on our little caravan holidays. Quality & Design: The playing cards are made from thick, shiny card and the font is big enough and clear enough for people to read confidently. The box to keep them in is likely to get a bit tatty when played with lots, as do lots of card games with this style of storage solution. The instructions are easy to follow, and it is similar to charades with a few different rules to follow. Performance: We played this game a couple of times now and it certainly produced laughs from the youngest player aged 11 up to the oldest player aged 78. The game is simple to follow and you can change the rules slightly to shorten or lengthen the game depending on how much time you have or people playing, so its quite versatile. Small and convenient enough to carry on holiday or whilst travelling. Favorite Feature: The actions of course! We had some very funny ones but air don't want to give any spoilers on here! Drawback: Too early to confirm long term durability, but so far performance has been excellent. Price: Very reasonably priced for the quality and versatility. (£9.99 at the time of this review) Recommendation: Highly recommended, a reliable and trustworthy family games producer that is sure to cure anyone's boredom.

Guess That Action by Worgan Games is a travel-sized charades-style game that’s perfect for family and friends. With 2–15 players, it’s flexible for both small and large groups, and the 8+ age recommendation makes it suitable for kids and adults alike. The game is easy to play and guarantees lots of laughs as players act out different actions while others guess. The compact size makes it convenient to bring along on trips or to gatherings, and the cards and components feel sturdy enough for repeated use. It’s simple and not very strategic, but the entertainment value is high, making it a fun addition to any game night. I’d give it four stars for portability, fun, and replayability.

I am always on the hunt for something that can keep my lot entertained without requiring a 40-page manual or a degree in board game engineering. This is super easy to play as it's basically charades in a box, which is perfect because even my 3 and a 6-year-olds can get the gist of someone acting like a confused penguin, even if the box says 8 plus. Obviously, if you're playing with young ones you may need to adjust the game for them if they can't read; we settled on one parent just whispering what the card said and they'd pick one to do. The size is the real selling point here. It’s small enough to chuck into a bag for a weekend away or to keep in the car for those moments when you’re stuck waiting for food at a restaurant and the "I'm bored" chorus starts up. The prompts are varied enough that it doesn't feel repetitive after ten minutes, and it genuinely leads to some pretty funny moments. It isn't a complex masterpiece, but for a portable party game that actually gets people off their phones and acting ridiculous, it does the job well.