We had a blast playing this game. I would recommend it to everyone. It was fun for all ages. My 3 year old niece played (with a little help) to my 73 year old mother. Plus my nonverbal autistic daughter was able to join in on the fun. She was in charge of the club and was having a little to much fun bopping people on the head. Definitely get this game!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Poetry for Neanderthals Is so much fun! My family and I are enjoying playing every now and then! It’s a great addition to bonding with my husband and kids. Love the blow up bat and bopping someone in the head, it’s a blast and I highly recommend.

My family really enjoyed playing this game so much so we are bringing it to Christmas Eve for more family to try it out. This game is easy to learn the rules by reading but if you like watching or listening to someone explain them Exploding Kittens has a great video on youtube with the rules. The game itself is easy to set up, fun to play and hilarious when someone messes up and gets bonked by the inflatable NO stick! Its a Great game for 7and up and perfect for get togethers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter and I had so much fun playing this game! I thought it might be advanced for her (she just finished 1st grade), but she totally got it. I underestimated how much she learned in first grade. We giggled and laughed so much. She actually wanted me to bonk her with the no stick. We kept that very playful, but I could see it getting out of hand with siblings (my son wasn’t interested in playing). I’ll omit the stick if both kids play in the future. Otherwise it’s such a fun game!

I will try to write using rules of game. One word to get mate to guess is hard, but fun! We had fun with game with all age. I think this may be more easy for men they use less words day to day...LOL! Good group game! (In case you are wondering if I went to any high school English classes, yes I did, I was just trying to write the review in one-syllable words, per the game's rules. I absolutely recommend this game to all families.)

Game with easy instructions and can be learned very quickly. Good for hours of gameplay and works well with groups or just two players. Ton of fun as well as skill to navigate the one syllable word phrases. Using the club to bonk friends and family is just an added bonus! :P

Me and my family had a brilliant time playing the game, the game was a mix of challenging and easy words to describe. The no stick had been a favourite part of the game and overall would recommend to anyone who wants a party game that anyone can play and enjoy.

I absolutely LOVE this game. I had so much fun playing it at a friends house, I had to go out and buy it. But, I was SO sad when I opened the box and realized Grok's words of Love and Sad are no longer a part of the game!! Those were the BEST way to end a game; laughs all around whether you won or lost. Please, oh please bring these back. It's a fantastically fun game, and these cards made it even better!

Over this last week while on our volleyball tournament/fall break, we were given the opportunity to enjoy two new party games from Exploding Kittens (Good vs. Evil and Poetry for Neanderthals). We started with Poetry for Neanderthals, and after watching the hilarious, but super easy “video” instructions, we had the absolute BEST time with this game! My kids are still asking almost daily to play it again with more friends, and more game nights are definitely in our future! As you can tell, this game was good for ages 7+, and is going to bring lots of deep, belly laughs! And who doesn’t want an inflatable club to bonk players over the head when they mess up??!! IT.IS.EPIC. We followed up the PfN game with Exploding Kittens Good vs. Evil, and while it was an interesting twist on a familiar strategy game, we couldn’t help but want to go back to Poetry for Neanderthals. Can’t wait for our next game night this week to play it again!! @gameofkittens @tryazon @explodingkittens #goodvsevil #poetryforneanderthals #tryazon

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Poetry for Neanderthals by Exploding Kittens - Card Games for Adults, Teens & Kids What a neat unique and fun game. Poetry for Neanderthals is a competitive word-guessing card game from Exploding Kittens where you must speak good or get hit with a No stick, but don’t worry it is a inflatable stick. Using only single syllable words, give clues to your team trying to guess your secret phrase. If you mess up and use a big word, you get bopped on the head with a 2-foot long inflatable club. So, instead of saying "broccoli," you'd say something like "green thing you eat for live long and have good health." It's a board game that forces you to explain complicated ideas using simple vocabulary. It's a game that forces you to sound a little bit dumb. Poetry for Neanderthals is fun for both grownups and children. It takes a few minutes to learn and about 20 minutes to play. It's a hilarious, cutthroat, challenging game for those who consider themselves mighty wordsmiths. Highlights • Family-friendly game for ages 7 and up • 5 minutes to learn, 15 minutes to play • 2+ Players • Includes instruction manual, 200 cards, 1 sand timer, 2 game boards, Grok's poetry journal cards, and 1 inflatable club • Cards are double-sided totaling 400 clues for maximum re-playability! • Features hilarious illustrations by Matthew Inman of The Oatmeal