Ginger Ray

Moral Conflict! A Family Game

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$8.15 $11.99 In stock

Category: Party

Find out who’s the goody-two-shoes and whose antics deserve a time-out in this hilarious family-friendly game of “Most likely to”! Each card lists a different scenario, which might be anything from “Who’s most likely to drop something in the toilet accidentally?” to “Who’s most likely to claim to have been abducted by aliens?”. Players take turns to read out the cards and nominate a player using their whiteboard paddles. The player with the fewest nominations at the end of the game is the winner and can claim their title as the best-behaved of the bunch!

Recommended for ages 8+
Suitable for 3-6 players
Gameplay approx. 20 mins

Each box contains:
100 question cards
6 whiteboard paddles
6 dry-wipe pens
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ryan S. ★★★★★

We played this with grandparents and the “most likely to” scenarios had the whole table groaning and pointing fingers. The cards are sturdy enough for repeat rounds, and it’s got that perfect mix of silly and revealing without getting mean.

Daniel ★★★★★

My 11-year-old and I couldn't stop laughing at the "most likely to" scenarios—the one about sneaking extra dessert hit way too close to home. The game got everyone talking and arguing in the best way, even my quiet teenager.

Leo V. ★★★★★

We brought this out after dinner and the scenarios had us all laughing, even my dad who usually just watches. The cards cover everything from mild mischief to full-blown chaos, so no two rounds feel the same. It’s become our go-to for family game night.