You’ve also got these two sided cardboard tokens showing what team you’re on, Green or Orange – best if you’re always on the Green team.

You can bring this one anywhere and play with anyone since there are only a few rules, and they are quite simple. We had to throw in some Just One easels and make our own green team/orange team tiles when we played with more than six people, which works but just feels a bit disjointed.I have Herd Mentality already ( review here), which I love too, but it lacks the three categories of prompt cards. As the outstanding balance, plus the interest now form part of your payable balance they will attract interest at your account rate, meaning you will pay interest on interest. In Green Team Wins, players are trying to score the most points by answering questions and matching with the most popular answer. The other camp is folks from the UK who have played some of the excellent games from Big Potato Games, especially Herd Mentality, which is essentially the exact same concept, but in a game with a squishy pink cow.

If you enjoyed this review and would like to read more like this, consider supporting the site by joining my supporters’ membership at either Patreon or Ko-fi. This game may have scored a bit higher for me had I not, by total coincidence, recently also played a game that clearly inspired this one, Herd Mentality (Coombes/Penn, 2020). Much like Green Team Wins, Herd Mentality rewards points for players who match with the majority answer.

I can’t wait to play this one at after Thanksgiving dinner with the whole extended family at the house.