If you’re stuck on how a card should be played, or there’s a tie, let that round’s Influencer make the final decision. Game of Phones is a card game where all you need is your smartphone to take on creative and unexpected challenges.

Included in the box set is the the Game of Phones base game (The Starter Pack and The Classic Pack) and all Mini Packs: The Offline Pack, The Family Pack, The Animal Pack, and The Nostalgia Pack.Most missed notifications, oldest text thread, or first response from a random texted family member are some examples. Probably one of the only party games that actively encourages players to stare at their phones, this is Game of Phones – a party game meets quiz game, where you use your intimate knowledge of internet trivia and your extensive selfie collection to your advantage. Also, social media denizens will have an advantage, since some challenges require you to plumb for cringey posts or some such else. This one got some laughs because we were playing the game at night and again, my daughter was using my husband's phone. They mention that it's a brilliant little game, a fun gift for a teenager, and a pretty good game using smart phones.

We played it as a family including my 10 year old daughter (she borrowed by husband's phone) and everyone had a good time. Try playing to 3 cards for a short game (great with a big group), or play to 10 cards to have a longer game. Each player then has 1 minute to find the answer on their phone, the judge then picks who they think the winner is. As each person (except the Influencer) responds to the challenge, they place their phones face down in the center.Gather as many of your friends as you can and get ready for a slightly embarrassing but incredibly funny game. Unfollow is a similar concept, except the Influencer can participate, since every player is a judge! Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. At the end of the 60 seconds, the judge chooses their favourite answer and awards them with one point. However, texting a totally random number is a card best reserved for groups who are feeling that kind of brazenness.