Relative Insanity: See What I Mean?! Party Game

This game is so much fun. . . nothing better than to sit around the table and laugh! I have played it with friends and I'm sending the one I bought to my crazy cousins, who already are the funniest people I know. !

We enjoyed this game with our family during a family party. My nephew and his wife were really excited as they had played it before and were looking forward to more laughs, and laugh we did!

More quarantine fun!! This game has become a family favorite!! Laughing is what is getting us through!! #sweepstakes!!

Relative Insanity See What I Mean?! is a new game for my family. We had not heard of this game before getting it and playing it. It was a lot of fun to learn to play the game and to see all the different pieces. We spent a good while learning it and how to play it. There are a lot of different colors in the game, several different pieces, a good size package and game, easy to pickup and put away.

Grab your family & friends and get ready to have some laughs with See What I Mean? This game is easy to understand and learn and can be played as short or as long as you'd like. This game is very similar to games like What Do You Meme? and Apples to Apples. You grab a picture card and put it out in front of everyone, then roll the dice to see which of 3 categories will be used for that picture. There is Punchline, What Happened Next..., and What Granny Would Say. All three categories are on the cards you have in your hand but you have to play the specific category for that round that was rolled on the dice. The judge picks his favorite and runner-up with little tokens that are provided with the game and can even designate a ""black sheep"" for a card that is completely off the mark if they'd like. My family played this and we had some good laughs both with what was on the pictures and when paired with the cards that were played on them. I think that it would best be played with 4 or more players but can be played with 3. The 3 choices on each card ensure that you won't go through the playing cards too quickly over the course of several games and add to its replayability. This game has been rumored to have expansion packs coming in the future as well which will further add to the amount of times you can play without playing cards you've played in previous games. Definitely a fun game if you're just looking to have some fun and laughs with your family and friends.

See what I mean is a fast, fun, and funny game for the whole family that lets you supply a variety of funny captions to odd photos to score points. There are a large number of photos and multiple categories of captions to use making for a large amount of replay-ability. The rules are easy to learn and follow, and the photos and captions are appropriate for a wide range of ages. Don't be afraid to get this game out at your next get together, as everyone will have a great time!

Our group of 30-somethings really enjoyed this game! Although it is somewhat similar to games such as Apples to Apples and Cards Against Humanity, we really appreciated that they took the effort to incorporate key differences to make it unique, the first and foremost being the hysterical picture cards, but also the multiple caption type options, and the ""scoring doodads."" Would highly recommend to any 14+ game enthusiasts looking for a laugh!

This was so much fun. My teens ( 16, 19) had a blast playing it. They are not overly interested in board games any longer, but this one kept their interest and we've played several times. They loved creating their own memes. I like how this game takes one of the things they like and relate to (memes) and puts it into a device free format. While we have not had it long enough for them to ask about playing it over and over I am sure it will be played a lot this summer. Fantastic game ! ( I received a free copy of the game to play and share my thoughts. I have not been compensated in any other manner and all thoughts are solely my own.)

The game has three modes, ""What happens next"", ""The punchline"", and ""What grandma said"". Each card has a line of text for each mode, so even if you play this game dozens of times, it's unlikely that even if you get the same card, you'll be playing the same mode when you do, allowing for tons of unique options every game as you're trying to come up with the funnies choice for the photo revealed. Even though there's no points gained or lost from it, the black sheep, or 'worst card played award' added a lot of fun that party games often lack. It wasn't given out every time, but when it was it was normally because someone had played something so awful that we had already started cracking up over it. We almost never called it the black sheep, as normally we'd simply pass the adorable little black plastic sheep to the person and say that their choice was just 'baaa-d'. The little plastic sheep was disproportionately fun. If I had two complaints it would be that grandma can be meaner than I'm personally comfortable lauging at, and that because of that and a few other fairly tame if borderline cards, that the game is age 14+. I think PlayMonster hit the nail on the head with the rating, it's just such a good family game that I'm a bit sad that the younger members of the family might be excluded. I will say however, that there are more than enough cards that if you pull the few cards you find objectionable that this game could easily be played by younger audiences. If you like humor that is like real families, just a little inappropriate, then this game is for you.

The language and suggestive content of this game is not for families with children.