Monikers
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R.Y.
> 3 dayThis game has led to some absolutely hilarious moments. I like it better than the home-made version, as the characters and names theyve thought up are both incredibly silly and ingenious, but also names i would never have thought of.
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Abram Towle
> 3 dayMonikers is a game that blends prominent historical figures and timeless Internet memes into a smashing party game that is an absolute treat. Playing with more people tends to increase the level of hilarity to a riot, as your group will develop certain affectations towards the cards that may or may not be accurate (but will still get your team those sweet, sweet points!). If you like Catch Phrase, Charades, or just love having a hoot-and-a-half, pick this game up and begin learning pop culture in a brand new way.
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Eric
> 3 dayIt’s so engaging and hilarious
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Karen You
> 3 dayFun game!
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Jonathan Franklin
Greater than one weekThis is a seriously addictively fun party game, and the real strength in it is its simplicity. Ive played the basic rules, as well as adapted rules, improv scenarios, and 20 question versions of the game. They say min 4 players, the beauty is you can do this with just two. One of the greatest games ive ever bought.
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Derek Harmon
Greater than one weekThis game is a blast to play. It’s easy to learn and you will laugh non-stop. Unfortunately, the box got damaged in delivery or I would give it 5 stars…
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Chris
> 3 dayThis game is a lot of fun in big groups. Its kind of like charades but more fun.
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malhaku
> 3 dayCelebrity (and the also published version Times Up) has long been my favorite party game. Boiled down, it starts with Taboo and turns into Charades, ending up being wildly more fun than either. I have never had a session of any of these games that didnt have common bouts of uncontrollable laughter from all of those playing.
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Alivia Bartoletti
> 3 dayas expected
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A
> 3 dayFun game that I play at all my game nights! As written, the game basically becomes charades with cards by the last round. I dont love charades, so we made up our own rules: