Never Have I Ever - The Ultimate Party Game for Bachelorette Parties, Ladies’ Nights, Girlfriends’ Game Nights, and Social Gatherings | Paddles Included | Intended for Mature Adult Women Ages 17+

This game is so funny and cheekey, iv learnt alot just playing it and its actually good game.

Good quality

It is really fun game. You can find some things you haven't know about your significant other. Family friendly game :)

Excellent family game.

It was for my mom, and she loved it.

I used this for my friends bachelorette party and we had such a great time.

This was a silly game. I thought it would be entertaining but it wasn’t. The directions said it might be more fun with alcohol but not sure you could drink enough!

First off this is fun, and we have played it with mixed company, Republicans (not Trumpers except one) and Democrats. We did not play it as a drinking game per se. We just collected cards when we were right and stopped after an equal number of rounds. There is a little and I mean little image of Trump in the corner. He is either guilty or not guilty. Without my glasses, both pictures look the same, with my glasses, the images are similar. You need to cover the Trump face, read the card and people guess if Trump actually said the absurd thing on the card or if he did not say the insane thing on the card. And the little Trump in the corner is the answer either guilty or not guilty. As being avid news watchers my husband and I are very good at this game. There is generally a lot of laughter involved and sometimes people saying, “No way did he say something so dumb.” And then someone looks it up and we watch him say the dumb thing he actually said, or read the Tweet. Do not play this with someone who is a full on Trumper because we had one acquaintance completely freak out. So as long as your friends and acquaintances are not devout cult followers and can have humor about politics you can play this. The cult followers of 45 are not keen on this game from what I have seen. Seriously, don’t play this with his cult, they do not find his outlandish remarks humorous, they get belligerent and ruin the party, so you fake call it a night and then that guy leaves and everyone sits back down and resumes. And you make a mental note that you should never invite that guy back and you may have to start grocery shopping somewhere else so you don’t meet again, I’m just speculating. ; )

Played this game amongst a politically divided family and we all found it fun and entertaining! Everyone can find humor in much of Trump’s time in office and you’ll still manage to be surprised by what’s true and what’s not. Good game for all generations!