Gut Bustin' Games Livin' The Dream!: Redneck Life Board Game Expansion #2 Board Games
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Style: Livin' The Dream!
Features
- Score sheet pad included
- New charts! new rigs! new homes!
- Be the player with the most teeth remaining to win!
- For 2-6 players
- 60 minute playing time
Description
Livin' the Dream is an expansion for Redneck Life Board Game by Gut Bustin' Games. This is not a stand-alone game. In this fun-filled Expansion for Redneck Life Board Game, we have included a Score Sheet Pad, 20 New Rigs, 10 New Homes, 50 fun-filled Go Redneckin' Cards, Rig Sleeve, All New Charts, and a new Name Placard for the center of your existing game board! Be the player with the most teeth remaining to win this Gut Bustin' Game Expansion for Redneck Life! Play Redneck Life Board Game with the Livin' the Dream Expansion for a Gut Bustin' Great Time!.
Product Dimensions: 6 x 2 x 9 inches
Item Weight: 14.5 ounces
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: GUT1015
Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Release date: November 20, 2017
Manufacturer: FLAHC
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This game is hysterical! Definitely a keeper for any game night! Not for the little ones, though.
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This game is the best. It will keep you laughing, it is so much fun!!
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2025 by Karen Wallace
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This is a hilarious game. The one with the most teeth at the end wins. For a fun game night, I highly recommend you try this one!
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If you grew up playing LIFE, you will love this one. I also call it "the game of poor life choices". And if you are younger, you'll love the game too. I play with my Gen Z daughter (and nieces) and they thoroughly enjoyed the game as well. It's a pretty simple game, not all that difficult to figure out as the game play tells you what to do. To be honest, what I like best about the game is that it does not drag on for hours like monopoly does. it is not lightening fast but fast enough that you can have a lot of laughs without getting bored or frustrated. I have found that I play so often, that we are almost out of scorecards! Will have to purchase the expansion packs next
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025 by Deb
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Allow me to regale you with the colorful tale of how we ushered in the 2019 New Year with Redneck Life, and how consequently, the first words spoken in the New Year were not "Happy New Year". As is customary, my wife and I invite my aunt and cousin to our house to have snacks, drinks, and games while listening to Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve on television. Over the years, we have collectively amassed quite a collection of board games. For Christmas, I had bought Redneck Life as a gift for my aunt, and we played it then (the poor mule Clancy drowned in the lake...). Having enjoyed the game the first time we played it, my aunt and cousin brought it for us to possibly play again for New Years. They arrived at 7pm, and we started the night with 1. Last Word [buzzer broke mid-way through and we didn't finish] 2. Clue 3. Smart Ass [played 3 times] After finishing those games around 10:30pm, we then decided to play Redneck Life. It's similar to the game of Life, and we imagined it would last us through to the new year. Throughout the night, we had been eating snacks. As none of us have ever lost a tooth after a beer bottle rebounds while throwing it out the window of a vehicle, I wouldn't say we had drank near enough to be true rednecks. So, to really get in the redneck spirit, I grabbed two shot glasses for my cousin and I. I opened a bottle of wine, and he opened a bottle of rum. We decided that every time I landed on a "Go Redneckin" spot, I would take a shot of wine, and every two "Go Redneckin" spots he landed on he would take a shot of rum. Midway through the game, reaching for a "Go Redneckin" card, I knocked over an empty bottle of beer, which hit my full shot glass of wine, which then drenched a number of "Go Redneckin" cards. Not to worry though! Wine soaked "Go Redneckin" cards class up the game. As midnight approached, the game was almost complete. Half my bottle of wine was now gone, and a quarter of my cousin's rum was gone. We weren't inebriated enough for Rev'rend Uncle Pappy to throw a bible at us, but my lips were a little tingly. Five minutes before midnight, we took a pause in the game to open a bottle of champagne, watch the ball in Times Square in New York drop, and to toast in the New Year. The final countdown began... 10, 9, 8. We raised our, fortunately plastic, glasses with champagne to cheer. And as the final seconds passed, I watched in surprisingly slow motion as my cousin moved his cup to tap his mother's cup. My cousin was holding the cup at the very top with his thumb and a finger, similar to how a bucket has a handle at the very top. His mother, being shorter than he, aimed her cup more toward the lower end of his cup. ...3, 2... And as their cups came boisterously together, my cousin having perhaps been affected more by the rum than I realized, misjudged exactly where the cups would meet and overshot my aunt's cup resulting in my cousin's cup being pivoted in his hand 90 degrees. And so, with his cup now horizontal, my cousin splashed the entire bubbly contents of his cup onto his mother drenching her in champagne. ...1... (fireworks explode on tv) And my aunt, in surprise, exclaims the first words of 2019 - "Oh s**t!!!" After a moment to process what had just happened, we all burst out laughing. Having played Redneck life for the last hour and a half, the jokes abounded... "Tha po po won't believe ya haven' not been drinkin tanight!" "I promise I haven' had anything to drink tanight occifer!" and on and on... I was laughing so much my sides hurt. After things settled down, we finished the game, and my aunt ended up winning with 14 teeth left. New Year's 2019 will undoubtedly become one of the most memorable game nights we will ever have. So I would recommend this game, and encourage others to channel their inner rednecks. I'm sure it will result in a good time.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2019 by Brian
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Played with family over Christmas break. It was fun...but rules were long and drawn out. Made it seem more complicated than it should be. Could not play with younger kiddos or those without patience.
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025 by Fountain
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