The Awkward Yeti Heart and Brain Card Game

I played this game with teenagers and it was a laugh riot! A fun game to break the ice and foster engagement. I have always been a fan of the Heart and Brain comics by this author/illustrator and the card game did not disappoint! It was worth the money even for the first time I played it. It can also be a good game to get to know others better in a light-hearted way.

Love this game! Cute situations and fun guessing what others would do!

This game is the perfect thing to pull out to get a group of strangers or acquaintances talking and laughing in just a few minutes. The game is simple. Pull a card and pick 1 of the 3 answers to the question. The answers represent the heart (embracing your inner child/emotionally nonsensical), the brain (logically responsible/adult responsibilities) and the yeti (unpredictable/wild answers). The other players then take turns guessing which answer you selected. Each correct answer gets 1 point. The first player to 5 points wins.This game is great to help strangers break the ice and get to know each other in a fun way. It is also a lot of fun to play with close friends and family members as they might surprise you with the answers they pick! The game goes by quickly and some games take less than 15 minutes, others take about 30 minutes depending on how good the guessers are. There are 576 question cards and we haven't hit any repeats yet! The game is best played with a group, but can be played with 2 - 8 players. They recommend this game for ages 8+ to make sure they can read and understand the questions and answers.The Awkward Yeti makes a great gift and is perfect to take with you when you travel. We had a great time playing while we were camping. You can take the box with you or pack some cards in a baggie and get ready to play! This game would also be fun for counselors and therapists to use.

This is a game from the popular The Awkward Yeti comic strip with play somewhat similar to guess-the-chosen-answer staples like Cards Against Humanity or Apples to Apples. In this version, you're presented with scenarios and choose one of three answers (representing the heart, the brain or the yeti); then, a guesser tries to guess what you picked. It's a tried and true formula, and it's popular for a reason - it's a great ice breaker.I wanted a little bit more depth to the cards and gameplay than what's on offer here. You get a huge stack of cards, but not all of them are winners; a lot of them are very lightweight popcorn type questions like "what are your feelings toward broccoli". While that can be fun for a second, you don't really learn much about the person through those interactions - these types of games are best when they present absurd scenarios or open-ended questions you can have fun discussing between rounds, and I felt a lot of these cards were a little too on-the-nose.This isn't a bad game by any means, but it feels a little too familiar and didn't hold our gaming group's attention. We might give it another shot at a large party when everyone's in the mood for something really lightweight and where fewer people know each other well, where it might be a better fit.

Great game to play with friends or older kids! If you're a fan of the webcomics, you'll enjoy this game. It's def worth catching up on the comics prior to playing this game.