Mindmade Debatable - A Hilarious Party Game for People who Love to Argue

Highly recommended! I bought this game to teach my 11 and 8-year-old children some ways of how a debate is conducted. It’s super easy to play and very enjoyable. They loved it so much that my older son now wants to study law. I believe it’s one of the best games for family bonding. While there are some arguments that might not be suitable for children, there are plenty of others to choose from and adjust to their age. We also thought of buying a set that included a wig, a gavel, and other accessories for a judge. The moderator usually uses them during their turn, which makes it even more exciting for them. I highly recommend it.

This is the absolute best game IF you TRULY like to argue. Two people debate for two minutes at a time and then the rest of the players get to vote on who won the debate. Some of the topics are fun, silly topics, but some are some very hot-topics. I was skeptical of just how far this game would take it, but was excited when I opened the box to basically a “trigger warning”. My mom who is very peaceful did not enjoy this game (even backed out in the first round) and this game is not suitable nor enjoyable for kids. My teenage son played and he loved it.This game is far above and beyond what I expected. My brother said it’s the best game he’s ever played.

Well received by my law student 😄

Lots of things are good for breaking the ice, but few are as effective as tequila and those gummies your mom keeps in the teapot she's never used. If those don't work, this will get everyone laughing so hard they'll forget that it's the absolute wrong combination of people. You don't have to be quick-witted or good at remembering names. And the twists are the icing on the cake. We didn't play it for a while because we thought it might be too brainy - but trust me, we're not smart people and neither are our friends. It's a blast. And we bring it everywhere we go now to make the actual smart people more tolerable. Start a fight that won't get you kicked out on Thanksgiving!

My family loves game nights, and I recently bought this for my father on Father's Day- he is a college professor, and fun debates are a family past-time whenever we get together. We've played it a few times already, and we absolutely love it- it's our new favorite game! I bought this over other debate games because I liked that there was a mix of fun and serious debate topics, like arguing werewolves vs vampires, or whether it should be mandatory that children be vaccinated. Even the serious questions can be hilarious though, as each player has to use two random strategies in their debates assigned through a card draw- recent ones we have gotten are "talk like Yoda," "use made up statistics," "accuse your opponent of lying," and "make fun of your opponent's voice."We've only played in smaller groups so far, so while it's well structured now we'll see how well it translates to a larger group. I would recommend playing this game with people who know nothing is going to be taken seriously, like the same crowd you would play a game like Cards Against Humanity or Joking Hazard with. You know, the soul-baring, I-can-curse-and-make-borderline-offensive-jokes-and-not-be-taken-seriously with crowd. There actually isn't cursing or offensive content built into the game, but the way it's formatted, you may have to make fun of or fake threaten your opponent to win a debate, or debate that God doesn't exist- stuff that with the wrong friends might cause bad feelings.I would definitely recommend this game to anyone!!!

We got this game and played it with a few people I'd characterize as sensitive. Nobody got offended, it is truly a lighthearted game and I love how you can avoid tricky subjects. It got extremely funny while we were playing it and I can't wait to play again.

The game is demanding on a specific company of people - the younger, the better, because most of the topics are cliched, and the tasks are strange. Unfortunately, it's not worth the money.

We haven't followed the rules as written, but we did have a fun night of just reading off random questions and answering them as group. A nice variety of questions, with a lot of space for nuance in answers.