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Without A Doubt Social Game

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$11.1 $15 In stock

Category: Game

This hilariously low-stakes social game is inspired by something we all know too well: yearbooks. Players simply nominate each other for randomly selected ‘most likely to…’ superlatives–based on vibe alone. Who among your friend group would be the most likely to cry genuine tears just from watching a sappy commercial? Players secretly vote, and the card is awarded to person with the most votes. In the end, the player who collects the most cards is declared the winner–relatively speaking anyway.

Box size: 4” x 4” x 2”

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava P. ★★★★★

We played this at my sister's bachelorette and the "most likely to..." superlative cards had everyone howling. It's yearbook nostalgia but with people you actually know, so the nominations hit way harder than you'd expect. Zero awkward rules to explain, you just deal cards and go.

Riley V. ★★★★★

My cousin brought this to Thanksgiving and we ended up playing for two hours instead of watching football. The "most likely to..." prompts are random enough that nobody can game them, so even the quiet people got nominated. Genuinely the easiest party game I've ever had to explain to a mixed-age cro

Violet ★★★★☆

Pulled this out at a birthday dinner and the "most likely to..." nominations had everyone arguing within ten minutes. The superlative cards are funny, though we burned through the whole deck in one sitting so it doesn't have much replay value.