Ravensburger That's Not A Hat - Fun Bluffing & Memory Party Game for All Ages Components | Ideal for Family Gatherings | Great Replay Value | FSC-Certified Materials

The concept for this game is EXTREMELY simple. So much so that when I read the directions, I thought, “This will be way too easy. How is that a game?” After we got started, it was apparent we were all a bunch of goldfish with a terrible memory 😂 We’ve played with several groups of different ages, and it’s been a hit every time. This game demands multiple rounds, but they go quick! The cards themselves are well made, very sturdy, and simple to use. Highly recommend!

We love games! And this is a fun group game. Fun for people who think they have a great memory, or maybe even for those who want to exercise their brain. Super simple to learn, but probably best suited for age 8+

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I gave it to my teacher. Our philosophy class has an inside joke about a chair being a hat if that is your purpose of the chair vs. what its 'intended purpose is' (related to philosophy), and so when I saw this card game, I knew I had to get it. I think this is a funny game that is just a haha let's have fun. It is small and so it can fit in your purse or the glove compartment of your car, no need for a big bag, this will fit anywhere, easy to carry. I do not know much about the game because I have not played it, but it seems pretty easy and fun. A slow paced lets just relax game, chilling with friends.

This game is hilarious. Fun for whole family or small group!We all loved it!

That's Not A Hat is a pretty simple game to teach, and gets absurd as you play. That's a good thing.All the cards start face up, and you're turning them face down and handing them to each other. Before too long it's all face down and your struggling to remember what and where everything is.At some point, somebody will pass you a card and either forget what it was or lie about it. "I have a nice hat for you." Call them out! "That's Not A Hat!"One memorable game had us passing 3 separate cards that were all "newspapers," allegedly. Eventually one of us called one out, and it was the newspaper! Then we had to deal with not remembering what the other two cards were as we continued to pass them around.Simple game, with opportunities for deception if you want it, but you can be totally honest and still have tons of fun. The more players, the better!

Fantastic party game! When we first brought this game out and explained it we had family members instantly say, "I don't have a good memory, I'm going to lose, why bother" but reluctantly played. We weren't even all the way around the table on our first round run through and they were having a blast. It's impossible not to laugh. Even those with the best memory are going to get tripped up and that's where all the fun is! Playing a couple games back to back is great because you'll find yourself trying to remember cards that aren't even in the current game and were instead in a game or two ago and when you try to pass someone that card and lie they can see it face up in the box in the corner it's pretty funny. Highly recommend and the amount of fun, laughs and memories you get for a $10 game can't be beat! So far we've played this with age range of 9-77 and in groups ranging from 3 people to 6 people. All ages and group sizes have been great. This would make a great gift. Highly recommend.

The way I immediately forget every object as soon as it's turned over has me questioning my object permeance. Am I actually a baby?Every time I introduce it to a new person, they're confused until they actually play a round. I was too when I first read the instructions. Almost docked a star for that, but honestly it's worth the short confusion.People "get it" after a few turns, and once they do it's very fun. We all feel like we hate it but simultaneously keep wanting to play haha.I have a couple hundred board/card games and usually buy one or two new ones per month, and I actually play them with people only slightly more often than that. This is the first new game in a long time that I've bought and then wanted to play for multiple games nights in a row.I was mostly playing in a group ages 8-26. No one seemed at much of a disadvantage because of age. I also played with a 65-year-old who didn't care for it much, but didn't hate it either.One thing to know is that there's usually not really a "winner", since the game ends when one person has 3 penalties and other players might have the same number as each other and therefore tie. So it's more of a one-loser game instead of a one-winner game.I also appreciate when a game box is the right size for the game inside, instead of having a bunch of empty space or being almost too crammed to close. This one is perfect in that regard, and the pink also pops on the shelf :)