Minor Details Board Game, Party Game for People Who Can’t Draw (Much), Drawing Games, Ages 13 and up

i bought this for family game night we played with 4 players and it was SOOOOO much fun! even though some of the things in the cards are almost impossible to drawl for example one was like 1980. but all in all 10/10 so much fun!

The game is exactly as advertised and the quality is what I expect from Hasbro.

super fun and silly game

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Even though this game said ages 13 plus, all of my kids from 7 years old to 13 years old had so much fun drawing clues and trying to figure out the secret words. The instructions were straight forward and gave great examples. My husband and I also played with the kids and had a ball. You really don't have to to know how to draw to have fun.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This had all the components that we needed to play a fun game with 4 to 7 people. It came with instructions. It's easy to read very versatile. The packaging was cute and it's pretty durable. Everything is made with a nice thick cardboard super fun game. Our family loved it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Minor Details is a fun game that is perfect for the entire family. It has easy instructions. It is great for many ages. It is fun to draw the pictures and have everyone try to guess the result of all of them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We love this drawing game! You draw a card with a person, event, thing, or place. You draw one piece , then the next two people draw another piece. We cover the drawings. The forth person had to guess the drawings to what it is. There's alot of other details to the game. It's alot of fun! Definitely an older kids , adult game.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our group of 3 had so much fun playing this game! It's definitely playable for all ages, teenagers, kids, adults. They'll all love it. The rules are simple and explained well in the pamphlet, which also shows examples of how you might draw a detail for your “secret word”. The game comes with a stack of drawing sheets, tons of secret cards, several player card portfolios, as well as a stack of cards to cover up your drawings. The box doesn't come with pencils or pens but I prefer using my own to those tiny eraser-less pencils you get in most boardgames (like Yahtzee). I think the quality of the components are pretty good and will hold up over time. It's well worth the price for the amount of quality time this game provides. I like that the game is easy to jump into as a beginner and doesn't take much set up time. The best part is that somehow the game becomes even more fun if you or your loved ones aren't the best artist. Lots of laughs involved for sure. It's nice that the game is simple, yet is still versatile and customizable. I love that they give you extra blank cards so you can write your own secret words. My teen loved that! We also opted to use a 30 second timer on our phones for the drawing portion and it was a real riot some of the things that came out!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Okay, my family and I absolutely LOVE this game so far! We play games often and are always looking for fun new games that will keep us laughing. This game definitely fits the criteria! Minor Details by Hasbro Gaming is a great Group game and the rules and directions are super easy and basically self explanatory. No need to be an artist! (Although both my daughters and their friends are quite talented artists)..taking turns and not looking at the previous person's drawing can make for interesting and Hilarious results! This game is guaranteed to have your group entertained!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I played Minor Details with my teenage kids and my husband. My husband did not originally want to play, but we quickly realized you can't actually play with less than 4 players, so we gave home no choice. The instructions were very clear and easy to follow. The game itself is pretty simple and so are the game pieces. The idea is not to actually draw what's on the card, but only a minor detail of what's on the card. We found that most of the cards had things that were very difficult to draw. I do t think it would be possible to play this game with kids younger than mine and even then, we were “skipping” quite a few cards. We had more fun laughing at each other's drawings and my husband who gave up and just drew what was on the card. Overall, it was a good laugh and clean family fun. We didn't play very long and no one has asked to play again.