Extreme Personal Questions

Extreme Personal Questions 2019

Publisher Kheper Games
4–20
Players
17
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Get ready for a night of laughter, surprises, and jaw-dropping revelations with Extreme Personal Questions! This hilariously personal game is designed to spark unforgettable conversations and create memories that will keep everyone talking. Perfect for parties, game nights, or casual hangouts, this game takes storytelling and bonding to a whole new level.

Players take turns rolling the die and asking the group personal questions from the game cards.

The person asking the question accepts the first two volunteered answers, and the rest of the group votes for their favorite answer. If there is a tie, the player asking the question breaks it by picking a winner. The card is awarded to the player with the most votes and the first player to collect five cards, wins.

Shuffle the cards and place them face down in the playing area. Players take turns clockwise flipping over the cards. He (or she) reads both questions quickly and then picks one to ask to the group. Then other players let the person taking the turn know if they are eager to answer the question. He selects two players to answer it, one at a time, and then the other players not involved in asking or answering the question, vote on their favorite answer. This can be done clockwise and verbally from the person asking the question. The winner receives the card, which equals one point. Play continues until a player has scored five cards/points.

Note: Players are encouraged to be fair and award cards to the best answers verses favoring those less likely to win. Also, if there is a tie, the person who asked the question breaks the tie. This player otherwise should not be voting, but instead tallying the vote to award the winner. Also, if two other players cannot be convinced to compete on a question, a player should ask the other question on the card or draw a new card.

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