Been There, Done That

this game is absolutely hilarious. I am a volunteer at an assisted living facility and I take this game there and we play and the residents laugh till they pee!! and so do I!! It helps that they cannot hear clearly which makes the game even more fun!! this game is priceless and I thank who ever invented it. we have played it over and over many times and each time it is new to them ( they can never remember playing before). I challenge anyone to play this game and have more fun than us here in Wilton, Iowa!!

I am a 46 year old female who is part of a family of all adults. We regularly like to get together for game night. Since we have played all of the traditional games so many times, I was looking for some new games and found this one.This is pretty simply card game that comes with Yes/No cards for each player, the question cards and a die to roll. Each player rolls the die when it's there turn and it comes up with either Been There or Done that, or allows the player to choose one or the other. Then, the player chooses a question from the selected card and reads it out loud. Questions include things like places that you may have visited, things that you may have done, etc.This game is great because it doesn't rely on someone's knowledge of pointless trivia but rather, their knowledge of the other players. And, no matter how much you think that you know someone, you can't possibly know the answers to all of these questions. There are no questions in here that we have found that are controversial or inappropriate for children (or in front of your parents!) but I wouldn't consider this to be a game for young children.We have never laughed so hard playing any other game as we did with this one. I got a lot of thanks and appreciation from my family for finding this clever and hysterical game. I highly recommend it!

We played this for our club's annual Christmas party. People really enjoyed it. Even the people who said they hated games liked it. One person said we should play it again next year. We changed the rules, though. We had a moderator who was not part of the game and alternated between been there and done that questions. We gave prizes to the one with the most points and the one with the fewest. Instead of choosing a number of rounds, we played for abou 30 minutes.

This game is a lot of fun, but is better played with people you don't know very well. We altered the gameplay at a large social event with 130 people as a getting to know you activity. We didn't keep score and just picked questions from the cards and asked people at the tables to guess which people at their table had been there or done that. Everyone had a great time and it was a nice way to break the ice and get people at the various tables talking to people that they might not know very well.

This game was fun for all ages, we played with a group ranging from 8 years to 71 years old and everyone enjoyed it. The most fun thing about this game, is it prompts stories from people that are generally amusing and that other friends/family may not yet know about. Beware playing with your own kids, they may tell secrets! ;)