Pricetitution Card Game (from Shark Tank!) - Game Nights, Dinner Parties, Funny Conversations...Play in-Person or Over Video Online! | 3+ Players | Adults 16+ | How Much Money Would it take You to_?!

I bought this game to play for my team's end of year Zoom party. We're scattered across the country so it was a bit early in the day for drinking on the West coast and I was dubious that it might be awkward without social libations. I bought the game and read through the instructions (which were well-written and easy). Next I pulled out all the cards that were NSFW which were quite a few but still many hilarious ones left. 12 of us played for about an hour and the person with the most points which was 3 won a $50 Amazon gift card.We all learned a lot about each other and laughed heartily. I had such fun that I bought the game for my sister for Xmas and am going to set up family game nights for us to enjoy it. Very clever and unique way of getting to know people. My new favorite group game!

This game provides hours of fun for all those involved. It is simple to play and anyone can pick it up very quickly. Despite it being simple, It provides hours and hours of fun. There are many card and I can not wait for an expansion to add even more. If you are looking for a game to add to your game night arsenal or to take on vacation, this is a great option.

My family and I used this game with extended family we hadn’t seen in a while. It was a great way to have fun and learn a little about each other too. It is easy and worked in a multi generational group. There was so much laughter which is not always the case during these events. Every single person told me it was the most fun they had in a long time. And even two weeks later, we are still cracking jokes with each other over some of the debates we had during the game. I cannot recommend it enough.

I have friends who love to have a game night. We played this first and it was fun; it helped to break the ice. It even inspired two couples to talk more about things they normally didn't discuss.

It's fun when you first play, but after a little while it gets pretty boring, as there's not much to do other than guessing the prices. This game tries to be like Cards Against Humanity, but I find it in this weird middle ground as the cards try to be somewhat mature but they're not outlandish enough to be that funny. I'm sorry, but farting in a library is not that daunting of a task nor is it that funny to think about, and when the entire game is based around the content of the cards and not much else, I think it falls flat. For $10 I'd still keep it though as it's somewhat entertaining, but for $25 I think it's pretty overpriced for the small amount of enjoyment you get from it. Disappointing as I was pretty excited to check it out after seeing it on Shark Tank.

I love this game. You learn a lot about other people and it’s really fun. There are some „frisky” cards in case you were playing with a crowd that’s not into that. But there’s no order so you can take them out. Literally my favorite party game and it never gets old! The prompts are really funny :)

I saw this product on tv and thought it looked fun. Plus it was backed on Shark Tank so that was appealing as well. Our family are huge game people so seeing a new game peaked our interest...well mine as my wife had no idea I was buying it.We have played it once since we got it with our neighbors and overall it was pretty fun. It’s kind of Cards Against Humanity but you’re trying to guess the $$ threshold of someone doing something. You’ve all played this on your own in the past but here it’s in the form of an actually game so there’s a winner. I didn’t win the last time we played so that’s cool. Some examples of cards in the game are...”How much would it take me to get shot in the chest with a taser gun,” and “How much would it take me to wake up being peed on every morning for a year?” See, you get the picture. Have fun.

So while having my Econ class watch an episode of Shark Tank this past spring, we saw the pitch for this product and thought it looked like a fun game to play. I asked my students if they wanted me to buy it so we could try it out, they said yes, so I did. Turns out, it was an excellent idea! I, of course, went through the deck and took out cards that weren't really appropriate for me to have in there in playing the game with students, but it was great and we all had a grand ole time. They kept asking to play after finals when they had down time, which I consider a win since half of them I can rarely get to put their phones down. It forced them to talk, interact, and have valuable social time with each other as human beings. I highly recommend and can't wait to play with my family and friends next!