Inspiration Play Double Ditto - a Hilarious Award-Winning Family Party Game for 4-20 Players (Ages 8 and up)

This is a game for the whole family or groups of high school kids or absolutely any gathering of any age. So much fun. I bought it for my grandkids, a high school girl and a 10 year old boy. At Christmas, the parents, kids and this grandma played and laughed and finally went to bed with everyone wanting to do it again. My grandaughter shared with friend groups throughout the holidays and her parents played with their friends on board game nights. Double Ditto was a hit gift for sure! I highly recommend it!

Fun Family Game

We played this game at our Christmas dinner get together. It's very easy to learn how to play. The game doesn't take a long time. We had 9 adults and my 11 yr old niece also played and we all had fun playing. Lots of laughs with some of the answers given. I would recommend this game!

I have 4 kids ages 8-13 and this was a game for all of us to play together. The game was easy to learn, easy for kids to do on their own, and went pretty quickly. The way you play is one person picks a card, reads the cue (ex: “Parts of the human body” or “Prickly things”), and everyone writes down two answers on their answer card before the timer runs out (which is really quick, maybe 15 seconds). You are trying to match the same answer as someone else in the game, so keep that in mind when writing down answers. When the time is up, go around the group sharing answers. If you match one of your answers with anyone else (or several people), you get one point for a Ditto. If you match both of your answers with other people, you get 3 points, or a Double Ditto. After all answers have been shared, the next person reads a card and you write down new answers again. We fill up the entire answer card (12 rounds) and then add up our scores to find the winner. All of this takes us about 15 minutes to play a whole game. The kids enjoyed it, though they didn’t request it when we had our next game night. The only negative I have about Double Ditto is it seems a little too simple. If you’re looking for something challenging for the brain, this isn’t it. If you want something quick and light, this is for you!

This is a fantastic game. We have played it with 4 and have played it with 42 and it works perfectly. It was so much fun and so many laughs everyone loves this game. Others who have played with us have purchased it to play with their families. Get it you won’t be disappointed.

We've spent the past several weeks "sheltering" with our 3 children and my parents - so a wide range of ages from 6 - 70+. After exhausting our board game closet and finding very few options that allowed us to play in a large group especially of widely varying ages, Double Ditto has been a spectacular find and enjoyed by all. The premise is quite simple: the reader reads a word or phrase and all the players have 15 seconds to think of 2 answers to the question. The object is to match your responses with the other players so choosing the most obvious answer is the best strategy, to increase the chances that someone else will match your answer. This "simplicity" is what really made it easier for the younger players to engage and play "competitively." Of course - as with my favorite family games - it leaves just enough room for family controversy. My wife and I still disagree that "candy bar" and "candy" are the same "Things in a Vending Machine" and I'd be embarrassed to admit how much time we've spent on that very debate... (Her point being that if she asked for a candy bar and I brought gummy bears (certainly "candy") I wouldn't have fulfilled the request.) Science may never know... (The adults among us also enjoy Scattergories and the challenge of trying to out-think each other and come up with creative responses because the objective there is to get points for unique responses. If you enjoy that game - you'll likely enjoy Double Ditto!)

I am not a huge "game" person but this game has given us so many laughs with family and friends. Very easy to understand the rules of the game. Definitely a must if you want to laugh with others and get a quick insight into how they think about specific things!

Purchased as a game gift for Christmas. The whole family loved it! Played with ages 7-70 and everyone enjoyed it