Go Fish Yourself Party Game - A Hilarious and Social Party Game

I ordered Go Fish Yourself because I am a huge fan of Cards Against Humanity and Exploding Kittens (adult version). I read through the reviews and looked at the examples of cards and thought this would be a great addition to our adult games nights. I was not disappointed! This game was a ton of fun. We played first with just my husband and myself. Even with just the 2 of us, we had fun. We laughed so much! Then we took it to my brother's house for our adult game night. There was 6 of us that time. We had a blast. It was even more fun with more people. We laughed so hard and so much. It was a perfect fit with our twisted sense of humor. Playing cards against other players kept the game moving quickly. It also kept the game from getting stagnant. We played where you shuffle the cards back in once a player is out (just because we had so many players).This game is very easy to learn no matter your experience with similar games. It is really easy and fun to play. The game can be over quickly or it can keep going, it really just depends on how you play.The description is very accurate; A wickedly fun, grown-up version of Go Fish for fun people who like a challenge and sabotaging friends.Instead of hoarding boring cards, force other players to make pairs. Each pair comes with a set of ridiculous rules. If players can't follow the rules, they are out. Can you stay in the game? As pairs pile up, so do the shenanigans as players get creative to stay in the game.There are 54 cards packed with off-the-wall challenges, fishy puns and nautical nonsense (rules included). It is recommended that you have 2 - 6 players. We are planning on buying another deck so that we can have more cards so we can accommodate more players. We know it means we will have to alter the rules some too, but we do that all the time with these type of games. We love to play the first time or first few times the way it is supposed to be and then make house rules to play by.

Played with my usual group gaming friends. We've played everything from basic games like UNO, complex games like D&D, and lots more all the way to Cards Against Humanity and even more "adult". I was pumped about the game, though my friends were dubious at first. Within the first round of playing we were all laughing (and I was already out on my first play!) We kept getting tied up in silly situations as we are all competitive and fought to obey all the rules in front of us or fall over trying (which did happen, hehe). We even thought about being prepared to take pictures of the madness for the next time we played (though we ended up playing at least five more times that sitting alone!)If you've ever played Quelf, Go Fish Yourself kinda reminds me of a game made entirely of the blue Rulez cards but better. I dreaded getting a blue card in Quelf but was eager to see what the new challenge was in this (even better when someone else had to preform it!)The language isn't foul, necessarily, it's the slag and innuendo that are "adult" ("if you know what I mean"). Just the names of the cards alone made it fun to ask your friend if they had salty seamen or a big 'ol booty cracked me up.I also had a small problem when I initially received the package but the company was quick to get back to me and went above and beyond to solve the issue.The game and the company are absolutely recommended!Looking forward to Headburst's next game! (And if they need help play-testing it, just let us know, lol!)

Pros:- Great game for vacations (small deck of cards is all you have to pack)- If your kids are old enough for innuendos, this is a good family game (not as extreme as Cards Against Humanity, not as tame as a general family game)- If you have people playing that like to ham it up (or, sarcastic or willing to go with the flow), this game is a riot- The "winner" is not obvious until the very end (this could be a con also, if you are looking for a game requiring a lot of strategy and winners based on skill or experience) - i.e., if you have a mix of competitive and non-competitive players, there is a low chance of friction or hurt feelings- Quick to learnCons:- the innuendo jokes, once you know them, are not as funny once you know all the cards (the game is still be fun, though, given the rules you have to follow)It's a fun game, I would definitely recommend it.