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Just One Fun Party Game (White Box) | Cooperative Board Game for Adults and Kids For Family Game Night | Ages 8 and up | 3-7 Players | Average Playtime 20 Minutes | Made by Repos Production

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Style: Just One Party Game


Features

  • COOPERATIVE WORD GUESSING GAME: Work together to guess as many mystery words as possible!
  • FUN FOR EVERYONE: Perfect party game for friends, family gatherings, and game nights.
  • SIMPLE YET CHALLENGING: Easy to learn rules, but requires clever clues and teamwork to succeed.
  • EXPAND YOUR VOCABULARY: Enhance language skills while having a blast with this word-based game.
  • UNIQUE GAMEPLAY: Each player provides a clue anonymously, leading to hilarious and unexpected guesses.

Description

Unite with your loved ones for an unforgettable game night with Just One Party Game! This cooperative word guessing game will have everyone laughing and engaging in friendly banter as they work together to decipher clues and guess the secret word. With simple rules and endless fun, Just One is perfect for players of all ages, making it an ideal choice for family gatherings, parties, or casual game nights. In Just One, each player takes turns being the "guessers" while others provide one-word clues to help them uncover the mystery word. The catch? Teammates must collaborate and make sure their clue doesn't match anyone else's! It's a thrilling challenge that encourages creativity and teamwork. As you play Just One, you'll not only enjoy loads of laughter but also enhance your vocabulary and creative thinking skills. The game fosters a positive and interactive atmosphere, making it a fantastic choice for breaking the ice or bringing people closer together. Let the joy of Just One Party Game fill your home as friends and family gather for shared moments of laughter, teamwork, and unforgettable memories. Embrace the cooperative spirit and let the guessing fun begin!

Age Range (Description): Kid


Number of Players: 3-7


Brand: Repos Production


Theme: Game


Material: Paper


Product Dimensions: 9.05 x 6.3 x 2 inches


Item Weight: 14.6 ounces


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: JOUS01


Manufacturer recommended age: 8 years and up


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Release date: September 3, 2019


Language: English


Manufacturer: Asmodee


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    • Seniors game group loves this
Style: Just One Party Game
We have a seniors game group (ages 53-74) and it's one of our favorites. Easy to learn. We modify the rules/games. You're suppose to play cooperatively till the group as a whole reaches a certain amount of "wins." We play a shorter version, competitively. If you answer correctly you get to keep that card, first to have 3 cards wins. The markers are horrible and most did not write well even on the first try. We now bring a set of whiteboard markers of our own. The only reason this game is for 7 or less players is that they only give you 7 slates to write on. Our group sometimes has more people so we got a set of handheld whiteboards so that more than 7 can play and that works well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2023 by A reader, a crafter, a gardener and cook
    • Keep finding excuses to play
Style: Just One Party Game
We love this game! Such a fun way to break the ice with new friends and an endlessly entertaining way to connect with longtime friends. We keep finding excuses to play...last night we invited neighbors we hardly know over for "games," but we really meant GAME: this one. Such an awesome idea to have a game that is all about cooperation where the competition isn't against each other. We've loved playing with middle-schoolers up to grandparents. Everyone loves it as much as we do! And PS we scored big points with our neighbors for introducing them to this game ;-) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2023 by Angela Larsen
    • The greatest party game of all time!
Style: Just One Party Game
I can't tell you how much we love this game. I've bought it 4 times to bring to various people's houses. It's the perfect game to play with literally ANY group – game folks and non-gamers alike, friends or family. It's super easy to learn, it's inclusive of everyone, it's low stakes because everyone's on the same team, it's perfect for all ages, it's quick paced, it's hilarious and different every time (even when you've played as much as we have and basically have the cards memorized). If you're looking for a crowd pleaser party game this is literally all you need. Have fun! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2023 by Christina
    • Great Party Game
Style: Just One Party Game
We have played this game a few times now after dinner. It is a great game to play if you are limited on time or want people to be able to jump in and out of. Great to play with kids too.
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2023 by Evan
    • Family loves the game
Style: Just One Party Game
The whole family enjoys Just One - 10 year olds to 77 year olds. This has become a favorite and one that we take on vacations. The markers don’t last long so buy a refill pack of those.
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2023 by Kindle Customer
    • Our new family dinner game
Style: Just One Party Game
This game has been easy to implement at the dinner table for a group of 5 people aged 12 to 84. We like to play a game at the table while eating. We have been playing The Metagame and Trophies for the past 2 months, which are both card games, but we've seen all the cards already and some of the answers are becoming redundant. I wasn't convinced of the trivia games out there, based on my family interests, so I took a gamble with this game. My parents are a lot older so it has to be a game that would be easy for them to play and also a game that they would not get frustrated by. I was worried that having the easels and markers at the table would be a hassle, and it is compared with the other card games, but it seems to be working out O.K. You might need to let go of any OCD tendencies if you want to play this at the dinner table and be O.K. with cards stained by spaghetti sauce. Compared with the other two mentioned games, the Metagame was way more funny, but my dad wouldn't put much effort into it. There is also the problem of voting for the best answer and there can be clear biases. The Trophies game is by far the easiest to implement. Just One, which is currently the #1 rated party game on BGG.com, is easily picked up after the first demo round. For set up, everyone is given an easel and marker. 13 cards are drawn from the box, then one person goes first as the guesser. The guesser displays the card on their easel so they can't see the answers and shows it to the group. Then the guesser picks a number randomly from 1-5 which corresponds to a number and word on the card. The rest of the group then comes up with just one word clues following some simple rules, then reveal simultaneously to everyone but the guesser. Illegal clues are put face down and the valid clues are revealed to the guesser who now has just one shot to guess the clue. Then the next player goes and so on until all 13 cards have been used. There's scoring on the back of the rulebook to see how you as a group performed. My mom will sometimes break the rules and will often say things out loud (like the answer) or will tell the guesser which clues are most helpful (usually her own), but the important thing is to have fun. There is one clue, however, that we get tripped over often and that's the "same family" rule: If two words are in the "same family" they are eliminated. The rulebook example is "prince" and "princess". On BGG, there was overall consensus that "allergic" and "allergy" (or some equivalents) were in the same family, but "spork" and "fork" or "spoon" were not, even though clearly spork is born from the marriage fork and spoon and physically is a mix between a spoon and a fork. On the other hand, according to the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary, Word Family is defined as "1. A group of related words that are formed from the same word a word family consisting of 'help,' 'helper,' and 'helpful' 2. a group of words with particular features in common 'Cat' and 'hat' are in the same word family." So, I am more convinced spork and fork and spoon are in the same family. This game is a little slower than the other games, because people sit write down their answer, but for me, I find that I have more time to do things since I can write my clue quickly and start loading the dishwasher or warming up cookies while others are still thinking. For us, sometimes the guesser says which clue that clinched the guess and that's sort of a "win" for that individual. There is a rule that says, "Mystery word written in a foreign language", which if you're skimming might be mistaken as you can't use foreign language words, and I had to clarify that rule. It has also been interesting to see the different types of clues given and and get a peek at how other minds think. We've gotten good laughs and at least for us, it has been easy to implement at the dinner table for 5 people aged 12 to 84 and I can recommend this game if you have large age ranges, people who are interested in light fun, and people who enjoy cooperative games. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2020 by Poiuytrew.q
    • Super fun collaborative game
Style: Just One Party Game
This is a great game and makes a great gift. It's easy to set up and not super complicated by nature. Lots of fun for anyone old enough to read and write.
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2023 by Hh3002
    • This is a party must have!
Style: Just One Party Game
This is a great game for family and friends. You can have family fun with all of the kids and elders and st other times you can have an all adult game with a different atmosphere. Play as singles or create teams to incorporate a larger group. FUN FUN FUN
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2023 by dsd216

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