I remember playing this at an event I went to. I really had a lot of fun.

i love the game but theres not enough catergories so it gets boring

This game is excellent.  I remember playing once with my freind and her grandpa, and for an article  of clothing that started with an A, he put "A Sock"!  It was funny.   Anyway, i have never heard of anyone who didnt like this game, until now that is.  Everyone i know thinks its fun!

This is a great game for all ages. It encourages creative thinking within a set of rules enforced by your teammates. Word game democracy with a creative twist. This is one of those games that can get repetative with too frequent play, but is a riot with a decent size group. It also requires 3 or more players.

Fun, silly game. You either love it or you hate it (my husband hated it; he's not much for words). My first (and only, so far) game included much cursing and a unanimous vote that "Tom Cruise" does qualify as a "tool" ( . . . it was the first thing I thought of). I'd play it again if the occasion came up.

I'm sorry, but this game is lame. Just plain lame. It's so boring, i usually go home if any of my friends suggest it.

OneHungryMonster... nerve-racking is boring??? LOL, first for me. Anyway, this is the most exciting game you can possibly play with family or friends. Arguments will spark and fly, but that is the beauty of this game. The total opposite of boring.

this was a fun game we used to play with a couple we met while we lived in california. it was a blast. miss them days

This is my favorite board game ever. My siblings and I get into heated arguments sometimes over whether or not a certain word fits in the category! It's a fun game for us.

It's okay, but isn't anything special. It gets way too nerve-racking for such a boring game.

This is a good game. It's one of my favorites. It's a good party game cause you can play it with a lot of people and it is quite entertaining. But if you are playing it with little kids I suggest you play scattergories Jr.

I've always loved this game, because I just like coming up with different words for things. But a lot of people don't like playing it with me. *shrug* ANYway, this has endless replay value. Until the little pencil breaks.