Exploding Kittens Presents: Why Are You Like This? A Silly Guessing Game of Talking, Drawing & Gesturing for Adults, Teens & Date Nights

This is a great game for couples or parties...everyone gets an equal chance to look and act silly, and there's anticipation for the next challenge. It moves quickly and offers lots of opportunities for creative expression. Think fast and act fast to win!

This is a great family game that we all enjoyed playing! It's quick and easy to get started and will soon have everyone laughing. The game brings a fun and unique twist to some familiar gameplay - think you know how to draw scissors? Can you do it without touching the pen with your hands? It can't be that hard to give your teammates clues to guess the word "thirsty," right? But what if you can't make any sounds and have to talk like a muted TV? The secret words and ridiculous restrictions come together for a hilarious combination!And if you're not up for a bloodthirsty battle just yet, the game offers both a competitive option as well as a kinder, gentler collaborative option for smaller groups or those who just want a laugh without any stress.This is another fun and creative game from the Exploding Kittens folks - don't miss out!

Charads meets pictonary with a lot of chaos, laughter, and what the heck moments. This game kept us laughing and playing for hours. If you are looking for a game that is outside of the box and different from anything you tried before, look no further you won't regret it.

We had an absolute blast with "Why Are You Like This?". The game forces you to gesture, draw or speak your word clues, with absurd limitations while a timer ticks away. We laughed a lot because of the frantic, unpredictable gameplay. The "date night mode" was especially great, making for a perfect couple's night in. It turned a regular evening into a fun, shared experience full of hilarious moments.The gameplay is simple enough to learn within a few minutes but the restrictions in the challenge cards really change up the gameplay. We are going to be bringing this game to our next gatherings with friends and family as it is fun for all ages. Highly recommend for anyone looking to spice up their game nights and enjoy some energetic, laughter-filled fun! Perfect two player game. Easy to set up and fun to play.

This evening my friends and I had an absolute blast paying this game. There was many moments of laughter. All agreed it was worthy of 5-stars. We did a team of 3v3. One of the couples had to seperate since there was three different couples. But it went over great. 6 players felt like the perfect number. Each player got to do one challenge each. We played the best out of 3 full games. Each game had 3 rounds. The rounds were fast-paced and it never felt like it was going on too long. Each team must complete the challenge with their corresponding words. It really brought out the competitive side of everyone, but in a fun way. Even when the team I was on lost, we still had a great time over-all. The challenge cards tell you how much time you have to guess as many words as you can. The ones with 2 minutes were definitely harder, but sometimes that 2 minutes felt so long. On the other side the ones with 30 seconds were easier and felt very quick. Our favorite time seemed to be the 1 minute mark.If you are familiar with EK games, it has a similar vibe to Poetry for Neanderthals in the way the team battles work as well as some of the rules. But this game will get you moving and laughing. There are aspects of sharades and pictionary in this game as well. We did experience some cons, but we felt they were minor. One was the pen and paper pad. The pen stopped working for us by the 4th round. But who doesn't have spare pens laying around their house? As far as the pad... we just felt it would have been better for a dry erase board and marker. Some people struggled to flip the page over in the heat of the moment and use the other side to conserve paper. After 3 games of the Party mode, we did one game of the Date Night/Cooperative mode. It was confusing to most as we switched to that mode, which was meant for two players. Once we got everyone on the same page, they did enjoy. You needed to get 15 words to win. We won with 18. However, the group preferred the competitive team mode instead. I would treat this 2 player/cooperative mode as almost an alternate version of the main game or an expansion pact.

This is another great game by Exploding Kittens. Talk, sure. Gesture, sure. Write, sure...but wait there's more to it than just that!!! Write but don't pick up the pen the whole turn. Gesture but don't say anything else. Talk but only in one syllable words...Those are just a few things you will have fun trying to do in this game. Date night mode for two players or party mode for 4+ players. Pick up a copy today and invite your friends over!!

Definitely a fun game with a group of relaxed and silly people who don't take themselves roo seriously. Fast to explain, easy to get started, and lots of fun. The challenges add another layer of randomness to the game, which sometimes leads to people wish they had the chance to change the challenge to have an easier time, but that's the best part!

Why Are You Like This? (love the name) is a fun guessing game where you try to get your teammate(s) to guess a word by doing traditional acts (drawing, speaking, acting), non-traditionally. It's super fun, and can even be done with only two people (my bf and I did the Date Night version).I only had two issues with this game:1) Some of the words are difficult to do in all categories. For example, drawing "cuddling" or "cute" is really hard, but you're only allowed to skip three cards before your turn is forfeit, so that can be frustrating.2) There are a LOT of draw cards. It seemed like there were more of those than anything else, and while I love drawing, I know not everyone does or is necessarily good at it, so that might be annoying for some. Also, I would have liked to have done more than draw during the first game we played, but with date night mode you only draw three action cards, and even though I shuffled them really well, all three cards were drawing cards!In the end, this is an awesome concept for a game and is probably better in a large group setting, but even so, I think it missed the mark with a couple of things. Hopefully there will be an expansion pack with more of a variety of actions.

Why Are You Like This? is like a cross between Taboo and Charades. The timed challenges add an interesting factor, but seem a little short. I played multiple times in Date Mode and after 3 games, our total correct cards still did not add up to the 15 we needed to win one game! I think part of the problem is that there were a lot of drawing challenges but we are both exceptionally bad at drawing. The short games did allow us to play multiple times rather quickly, which would be really good in a party setting as well. This could be a fun game to bring around my family members who loved Taboo, but we may need to extend the timers for drawing challenges because we are all very bad at those.

We tried playing and guessed almost all the words within 10 seconds and it wasn't even funny. So disappointing! I'm so annoyed I wasted money and a Christmas present on this.