Exploding Kittens presents: Giants Moving Tiny Furniture - The High Stakes Party Game For Teams - Family Game - 3-8 Players Ages 7+ - Great for Adults, Teens, Kids

This game is a little more challenging than I expected for my kids, but they enjoy the challenge! Once we get passed the arguing between them and they work together, it's fun to see them accomplish the move! My family really enjoy this game, and yours will too!

If you're looking for a different type of game night, this is it. Want to remember what it's like to move furniture, but you're a little too old and might throw out your back? Well, play this game, and just use your pinky finger and the shaky trust of a friends pinky finger and start your own moving company.Honestly this game had a group of us giggling as the absurdity and fun we were having. I wish there were more game like this!

Having more than 2 groups is so much fun and adds to the competitiveness of the game. Only downfall was the furniture (especially the chairs) were wanting to fall apart. I have since glued them to see if that will help them to stay together. We have a blast playing this game!

Some assembly required but we like that part! We played with 3 people so each were solo “movers”. Thinking that next time we could spread the cards far apart for a bigger challenge. Or do a round robin with 2 player groups. Lots of laughs and we love a good 10 minute game.

Ok, so it isn't heavy, but boy oh boy will you get frustrated just like when Ross was yelling PIVOT!!!! Communication is key to successfully completing these challenges as players can only use one pinky each to work together to move furniture from one house to another, and if that wasn't hard enough, you have to outbid the opposing moving company to get the job in the first place. And in this economy, you better be ready to move quickly and in fewer trips. But if you can manage to get the job, and you have pinky fingers that scream "steady as she goes" then you'll be off to the races for a fast paced fun time! The stakes are low but the action is high and sure to guarantee some laughs, and possibly some side-eye glances. This is a short game taking only about 10 minutes to play, but tons of replay-ability and every new team brings something interesting to the experience. We highly recommend this one!

When I first saw this, I thought it was going to be so easy and a short game. I was so wrong! It takes communication and really humbles a person. It takes a time or two to realize where you should place certain things but it's a game for everyone! I can't wait to play again and see if I can get any better!

I played this with my son the other day. You do need to assemble the tiny furniture but only the very first time you play the came. They all easily fit back in the box so you won't need to assemble them each time. We had a lot of fun! It was challenging but the comments and watching my son's mind work when he was trying to figure out the best way to complete the "contract" for his moving bid (this will make sense when you play the game) was great! We had a lot of laughs and ultimately, the best contract moving "company" won haha

While the object of the game seems simple, bid to win a job, then move the furniture, it is anything but!The key rule on what you use to move the furniture is what makes it so challenging, but also hilarious for everyone that's watching.While this isn't a game that we will pull out all the time, it is a fun game that gets people up and moving.Overall, this is a pretty unique game that I'm happy to have in our collection!During our play we had a little trouble with the furniture falling apart. While there was a suggestion to glue them into place, I prefer to look at it as an additional obstacle that requires more precision and a great chance of failure.When assembling the furniture, I found it helpful to gently use an embossing stylus (papercraft tool) to get the pieces to slide together. Exploding Kittens gave me a free copy of the game in exchange for an honest review.

After the initial fun of assembling all the tiny furniture (a one-time task), we brought it out for our latest game night. With six players, we split into three teams of two. For simplicity's sake, we placed our houses in different spots around the table—an easy setup for first-timers.Gameplay is pretty straightforward, and it didn't take long before the bidding on moves turned surprisingly competitive. Watching teams strategize how to carry multiple pieces at once — and then nervously inch their way to the house without dropping anything — was both tense and hilarious.Our adult group really enjoyed it! It was a creative and refreshing change from our usual go-to games, and we're already looking forward to playing again.

We liked the bidding, but might be more fun if there were a variety of tasks . Assembly we didn't mind, but some might. Would love clarification on pinky usage, ability to wrap your pinky etc. We only played with two teams so bidding may have been more fun with more than two teams. Also game went fast with only two teams as failures went right to other team.