Soundiculous: The Hilarious Pocketsize Party Game
Soundiculous: The Hilarious Pocketsize Party Game of Ridiculous Sounds | The Family Friendly Card Game That Gets Kids, Adults and the Whole Family Laughing.
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| Dimensions: | 12.3 x 9.5 x 2 cm; 190 Grams |
| Model: | sound01 |
| Material: | Cardboard |
| Colour: | Multicolor |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Age: | 8 years and up |
| Assembly: | No |
| Dimensions: | 12.3 x 9.5 x 2 cm; 190 Grams |
| Material: | Cardboard |
Party games night…scrabble, quizzes etc…then I brought this out…to rather wry looks from the ladies…well…best night ever…we just ended up in hysterics… so simple but a real blast… go for it!
Extremely simple game for all the family to play, no need for lots of space or set up time. Ideal stocking filler/small gift. Plenty of cards each with two sounds options so it will take many, many plays to get through them all. Worth the price and comes in a small packaging perfect to carry around.
We had lots of fun playing this after Christmas. There is a good mixture of easy cards for the younger ones and harder ones for the adults. Lots of laughs.
The box is way smaller than I thought based on the product pictures.
It’s quite a fun game, played with a group of 8. The difficulty categories seem very subjective my group found many of the hard ones easier than medium prompts.
Also given that there aren’t that many cards in total for each difficulty I feel they could have made them double sided or had 3-4 prompts on to keep the game from getting as repetitive.
It’s a fun game and there were a few laughs. Good stocking filler if you can get it for under 10
We (three adults) played this and had good fun. It’s easy to learn and suitable for a wide range of ages. I like the company’s back story and business model. A bit pricey, but a proportion of the profits go to charity. Also, it’s produced in an environmentally responsible way. As it’s quite small and compact, it’s a good travel game.
Fun game for all the family children and adults.. difficult to do some of the sounds which makes it hilarious as players want to use their facial expressions and body movements which.. are not allowed in the rules haha, so funny to tell your brain that! Highly recommend this game!
Really funny game, my only critisism is that once you have played it a few times, you get to know every word on each card and so its too easy to guess it. We used it over christmas but havent played it since
Great fun, we had such a laugh. On the down side we didn’t know that one person in our group would test positive for covid the next day. When that person is trying to make the sound of air brakes when we’re all sat around a table you can understand why 3 days later we were all positive! Definitely buy it though. The sound in your head doesn’t seem to be the sound that comes out of your mouth! So funny
To help the kids with guessing we allowed a couple of hints like ‘is it an animal?’
It’s really hard to try and not move your body! Obv we like charades
A small box for the price but we will play it each year and after lockdowns at friends houses. Can play it often enough to not be repetitive.
The aim of the game is to read the item on the card and then make the noise of that item without speaking. Others than have to guess what the item is.
The cards are split into difficulties ranging from something easy like a train or a car to hard such as a hospital (as a whole not one thing in a hospital).
Some cards you read and think that is easy such as lion, then you growl and your opponents list every animal that growls but no-one gets lion, so it can be frustrating too. Others you look at the card and think ‘does that even make a sound’.
We have played it a few times since Christmas but we realised it is better played with a big group of people not just the four of us playing. One for family parties.
Soundiculous will have you all chuckling and snorting – and that’s alongside all the ridiculous noises you will be making whilst playing the game! In a sort of charades only with sound, you will make noises you never knew you could make, all in an effort to describe something you have never tried to imitate before, but that is all part of the fun! With easy to hard ones to choose each time, you will soon discover those members of the family that want to test themselves and those that like to take it easy.
All the family had a good laugh at each other stuggling the the more difficult cards and all ages can easily get involved.
My only gripe would be that if you have a house full and you play for any length of time, you will soon work through the majority of the cards. Unless you check the dimensions im the description you will likely be suprised how small the very well made box actually is.
However for the price, it still offers hours of fun and should allow replay value if returned to after a while in the cupboard.
Quick question though – who do I talk to about my wife’s strange understanding of animal calls? The card she picked had moose on it, and the sound she came out with was just… Ok, let me put it this way: I don’t claim to know what a moose sounds like, but I know what it DOESN’T sound like, and that’s a 93 year old man shouting as if he’s just stubbed his toe. I never knew such a sound could come from such a beautiful lady – we’ve been together over 7 years and I’m still learning new things about her. It shook me to my core.
Anyway – as I said, this is a really fun game. It took literally a minute to learn and then we just jumped straight in and were in fits of laughter within seconds. It’s family friendly and the difficulty levels are well measured – some of them are REALLY hard and that makes it all the more satisfying when the other person guesses it correctly! You’d be missing out if you didn’t add this game to your arsenal!
P.S. I just looked it up. She was right about the moose.