Endless Games Password The Original Word Association Game

I loved playing this game as a kid and we are enjoying playing it 40 years later! It’s no frills, no electronics and I appreciate that. My parents are in their 80s and because it’s a slower paced game it worked well for them.

Good game. Not for younger 10-15. They do not understand some of the words.

This game arrived much sooner than expected and can now be enjoyed at the family gatherings for Thanksgiving and Christmas (and of course in-between).

I grew up watching Password on TV in the 60s...and I think this is where American audiences fell in love with Betty White, whose husband Allan Ludden was the longtime host. I used to play it all the time as a young person. So when I was looking for a gift for our family "white elephant" at Christmas I knew this would be perfect because even the 6 and 9 year old could play it - our family loves board games so I usually give a game for my contribution. Interestingly enough, my husband picked this gift as a steal, so it came back. to me, LOL.The words included in this game are challenging and we had a blast with it. It was also a great device to settle down some lively grandchildren during large family events...everything became so quiet once we started playing.The only reason I gave it 4 stars on the overall rating is that the word cards - on which the text is camouflaged until you put it in the blue-tinted holder - is hard to read so that should be corrected by the manufacturer. Otherwise, it's a winner!

I love this game, is well made, and fun for the whole family. My only compliant is that is hard to read for some people with vision problems, like my in-laws. Still, we had so much fun during the holidays playing the game. Highly recommend it.

I played this in my twenties. Now in my early seventies, I played with similar ages friends and we laughed all night. Of course I rebought this recently as the old one was worn out! So great to relate to others through this game. Love It !!!

We love Password but found it difficult to read the secret word.

This game is great fun when our daughters bring their families over every Tuesday for supper. The grandkids are 10 & 14 and they enjoy the competition, though once in a while the ten year olds come across a word that is new to them.