Good Face Bad Face: Hilarious Party Travel Game For Family and Adults

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is the game of mind-altering fun that finds out once and for all which player is the most knowledgeable about their favorite 80's pop culture subjects! Thanks to the card-holding silicone band, this is a light party game that you can easily take to a friend’s house, down the pub or on holiday. To come out ahead you'll need to play the odds, outsmart your rivals and keep an eye on those cards. The instructions explain the game well, and you get a couple of reminder cards you can leave out, we did need to keep referring to the rules for the first few goes, but on repeat play you wouldn't need to.

I can teach this is a matter of moments, but it brings so much fun to the table every time I play it. Could you maybe even just lay five yellow hoping only one player takes one card, leaving you with a game winning stack when it makes it back to you. A family friendly game that adults will love playing too, this can be played anywhere so is great for taking with you on holiday.

It is very well made with sturdy cards and well designed so that everything fits neatly back into the box. It is possible to save scum, by choosing to swap faces and close the game and reopen it if you get a bad face, thus resetting the event. To win, gather a party of four good faces in front of you, but careful - a single bad face can scare them all. In Bed, Wed, Dead: A Game of Dirty Decisions, a roll of the dice gives you three names, then the rest is up to you!

How about placing just one bad and three good, hoping one brave player takes the plunge and then scares off the other players leaving the remaining bounty for you. On higher ascensions, it is almost always a bad idea to trade faces, even when encountering the Trader extremely early. With unique, impactful artwork and rules that generate plenty of noisy rematches, this is one game that always gets noticed.But by Act 3, the threat of a Gremlin Visage and the small number of remaining rooms/combats makes a roll increasingly dangerous (especially for a deck avoiding most combats). We do reserve the right to refuse complaints or levy appropriate charges for issues raised after this period.