FIRST TO WORST - The Family Party Game About How Your Friends and Family Rank Things

I played this game with family friends (adults and teens) that we were visiting for Thanksgiving. It was such a blast that I decided to give it a a white elephant gift for Christmas for my husband's family. We played it right after we finished white elephant and once again had a blast!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It took me a minute to get the hang of the game but afterwards it was really fun. It was only me and my daughter but we still enjoyed it very much! We don't even keep score! I can see a group of five or so making this a really fun game!! Like at a gathering or a game night. This is a good teen to adult game, very interesting and telling,,,,!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We enjoyed playing FIRST TO WORST during family game night! The setup is super easy: draw five random cards or choose 5 for the first player, who secretly ranks them. The fun really starts with everyone debating their guesses, leading to hilarious arguments and great conversations. It's a perfect game to get everyone engaged and talking. We're super excited to hang out and play again at our next game night! I can't wait!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I played this with my teenagers and we have a lot of fun. Is simple to play? But if you don't know the people you're playing with, I can see how it can be more complicated and a lot of laughs. I knew most of my kids rankings, but then he had a little bit of harder time figuring out mine. We laughed and enjoyed the time we played.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great family/break the ice game. I will say, the point scoring is a little bit weird, but if you like an all against one game this is for you. It comes in a nice box, and is simple to set up and play. Imagine like an apples to apples, but for more of a wider audience, of all ages. The cards don't seem too flimsy, and its size is easy enough to pack up and bring with you to family game night or on vacation. My family was cracking up trying to debate each others topics, and being a huge game family, this will certainly be coming back into our nightly rotations!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game is a lot of fun with a group. You hand out cards and get one of the players to rank the cards from first to worst. The idea is to get in the ranking player's head and figure out how they would rank things. Whoever matches the most correctly is the winner. The game is easy to play for all ages. This game is fun to play with people you already know or with people you are trying to get to know. It provides a lot of insight into the ranking player's mind and is a fun way of getting to know people.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I played this game with my family and it was really cute it had us laughing and trying to guess what the other person was going to choose. This game is so versatile and the packaging was nice and sturdy. Very durable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First to worst is so fun! I played with my kids- 8 year old twins and a 5 year old. The age range is 8+ but my 5 year old easily played it with us. I like that everybody is on the same team so it encourages teamwork and collaboration. We had a blast guessing each other's rankings on various topics- from veganism to country music to loyalty. The topics are diverse and very fun to rank!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game is super fun and enjoyable for the family! It helps you get to know each other better as well as learning things about yourself/ family/friends. The packaging is so good! Very durable and the cards are very durable as well. Very versatile for all ages as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the cutest family game! My 6 year old loves to play (with some help reading the cards). This is great for all ages and is going to be a staple in our family game night. Easy to pack up and take on trips and to friend's house. Great game to keep kiddos and adults alike interested.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First to Worst is super fun and fast-paced! Easy to learn, great for parties, and full of laughs. Keeps everyone engaged with surprising twists. A must-have for game night!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Omg my whole family loved this even my teens and young adult son!! So happy to have gotten to spread the word about this game and laugh until our stomachs hurt.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Such an easy and fun game to play with friends. The rules are very simple and the game is easy to understand. I love that you can also make your own variations with this game.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the packaging and the fact that it's good for player interaction. The box seems pretty durable so I can see us using it over and over again and I think it has really good value and versatility for entertainment with the family

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We always like a new game in our house. A game that can be played by the whole family is a win! Kids and grown-ups enjoyed playing. Easy to understand directions and quick to play.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Okay starting off, I think the packaging is so cute! The cards are great quality, they aren't thin and flimsy so it seems like they're pretty durable! The cards have a wide range of variety from food and random people to political aspects and everyday things, I feel like its a great game to play when you're trying to get to know someone or when you wanna see who knows who better.. However with that being said, its only entertaining for a short amount of time before it becomes boring, I can't really see wanting to play it hardly ever, and its really more of a 2 person game because if you have more than 1 person on a team, you're going to have disagreements on what's more important vs. What you think is stupid.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Simple game to learn and play. It's quick and doesn't take much effort if you're looking for something easy. Great game to play with kids and adults.

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