Skosh Game

We Family played the Skosh Game several times, and really enjoyed. Actual answers are provided. Not guesses. Not popular opinion.Great fun.

easy to play, no skill needed but building skill as you play increases score Used in a class for team building and for critical thinking skills.

Lots of people can play at the same time, both kids and adults can play together, quick to play.

This is an amazing game! My family and I received it as a Christmas present, and wouldn't you know it, we played it every single night between Christmas and New Years Day! It is fun to play with two people, four people, 10 people, no matter the audience, everyone has fun. As a family, we have played a ton of board games, anything from Candy Land, to Apples to Apples, to Scattergories, and there hasn't been a new board game in years that kept us as entertained as Skosh. The more families we introduced Skosh to, the more people loved playing this game. We haven't had this much fun playing a party game since we first played Apples to Apples 12 years ago!The game is easy to understand, fun to play, and while it may seem like you need to be a Jeopardy genius to play (since you have to guess things such as, "How tall is the Green Monster at Fenway Park?"), in reality this game is built for anyone between the ages 5-99. This is because all you have to do is take your best guess, and then are scored based on how close you are to the real answer. All in all I would highly recommend this game to anyone looking for a new board game or party game to play with their friends.

I had a fun time with my good friends playing this game. We had 4 vs 4, there were doctors, engineers, and a head electrician so you know we had a lot of knowledge. This game is easy to play and you can get into some really good debates.

This game is a great addition to a family’s collection. Perfect alternative to trivial pursuit. Super fun to play with your nerdy friends. But! You don’t need to be a nerd to play!

Very fun game for teens and adults. More common sense then trivia. Played with a number of different people over the holidays and all enjoyed it. But I didn't pay $50. It was $30 on the Goldbrick website.Also, one complaint. The number of points needed for one team to win (6) is too low. You can earn up to 3 points for one question. So we played a number of games where one team got a 3 pointer, the other team missed and got 0 or -1, and then first team got another 3 pointer. Game over in about 2 minutes. I would suggest to Goldbrick that the game be changed to where 10 or 12 points is needed to win.

This game is different. There are trivia questions, but you don't have to get them exactly correct to move forward or win the game. I suggest it for teens or adults. Families can play with younger children on teams. At first, the instructions can feel a little convoluted there are a lot of "if /thens" to take into consideration. Once you get the rules down, it is a fun twist on trivia games.