Moose Master - Laugh Until You Cry Fun - Your Cheeks Will Hurt from Smiling and Laughing so Hard - for Fun People Looking for A Hilarious Night in a Box

Hilarious game that is sure to bring even the surliest guest to the table. We played this with our high school kiddos and their friends. It was a chaotic good time with lots of laughs. Fairly easy to play and learn. Probably best for ages 10+?! Great value for your money.

My family has played this game several times and love it! We play it with my three nieces under the age of eight, and the rules are very simple and easy to follow and super fun to catch someone breaking! This is basically like the drinking game King's Cup but for kids, where each card has its own rule and if you break the rule or don't continue the rule when prompted you get a penalty card. Get to ten penalty cards and you lose. Super fun and easy, comes in a small box so it's easy to travel with, and a great value for the replayability

Finding something that entertains my 13-year-old son is like trying to find a unicorn riding a bicycle—it just doesn’t happen. But Moose Master? This game had him laughing so hard I thought we might need a mop for the tears (or the soda he spilled mid-giggle).Pros:Teen-Approved Comedy: If you can make a 13-year-old laugh uncontrollably, you’ve already achieved a parenting win.Easy to Play: No complicated rules, which is great because my son’s attention span is about as short as the time he spent on his homework.Guaranteed Laughs: It’s like a comedy show in a box—no subscription required.Cons:Risk of Too Much Fun: Be prepared for non-stop laughter and sore cheeks. Side effects may include your kid trying to explain the jokes to you while you just smile and nod.Real-Life Experience:Watching my son crack up over this game made me realize one thing: Moose Master is the real MVP of family game night. He enjoys it so much that I might start playing it just to lure him away from his phone for more than five minutes.Final Thoughts:If you’re looking for a game that’ll make your teenager laugh until they cry (and maybe even want to hang out with you), Moose Master is your answer. It’s hilarious, easy, and worth every penny for those priceless belly laughs!

My teenage daughter gives it 5 stars because it's hilarious and fun but I give it 3 because it makes my head hurt. It really is a great party game and not at all simple but in a very funny way. When you get going, you might have someone who is not allowed to speak unless their eyes are shut, another person who has to echo a specific word when someone else says is, someone who can't put their elbows on the table, etc. Plus everyone is trying to remember what they have to do while catching other people mess up, all while answering trivia questions designed to get you distracted.The grownups in our group found it the most challenging while the teenagers had fun laughing at us. 😂

I saw them place this on Smosh and it was able to showcase how fun and chaotic this game was. I like to use it when I want to play something with friends that goes quickly and is deceptively easy. In the beginning it does appear overwhelming with all the rules but over time the chaos makes the game.

In the beginning, it takes a minute to learn all of the rules of this game. However, once you do it's so much fun to play with a larger group of people. We have played it with 4 people as well but it just gets repetitive. The game itself was of excellent quality. The directions are easy to understand. It comes in a small package, which makes it perfect to pack up and take on vacation or to a party.

We love to play games with our grandkids; unfortunately, this game did not quite live up to its hype. I had read all the reviews and was looking forward to playing it with them. I have to say that the kids (boys ages 11 and 9) loved it. They loved all the silly stuff and making up their own rules. However the adults found it too silly and random, lacking anything of interest or strategy. It also takes a little while to read and grasp all the different categories in the Moose Master (action) deck.

Such a fun game! Reminds me of my college days when we would play three man with dice, but this is a better version without drinking for kids lol and used cards to signal the action that take place. Plays great with family and is responsible for some very happy times!