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Ransom Notes

Ransom Notes - The Ridiculous Word Magnet Party Game, 3+ Players

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Features

  • RANSOM NOTES: The game of hilariously terrible sentences! Players use word magnets to respond to outlandish prompts like Tell someone youve clogged their toilet at a party with just their limited pool of words
  • WHATS INCLUDED: 840 high quality word magnets, 6 metal submission cards, 250 prompt cards, and instructions. With 250 absurd prompt cards and a new pool of words every time, this party game has infinite hilarious combinations and feels fresh every time you play
  • EASY TO PLAY: Learn to play in under one minute, and even the shyest players will be creating laugh-out-loud word magnet responses right away. Just take a few handfuls of word magnets, flip over a prompt card, and start playing no long instructions to explain!
  • 3-6+ PLAYERS: While the game is made for 3-6 players, its equally hilarious when larger groups team up together. 30-90 min play time. Is it appropriate for everyone? Not really. While a majority of prompt cards are certainly suitable for all audiences, there are quite a few that are definitely not. BUT, if you do want to make it family friendly, pulling about 15-30% of the cards should make the game totally PG and playable for all!
  • THE PERFECT GIFT: For birthdays, Christmas, Father's Day, or an anytime present for creative people. Bring it to Thanksgiving or your family / friends game night.
  • Now with higher quality word magnets that break apart easily and quickly
  • For more Game Night activities, check out our other hilarious and fun games like Puns of Anarchy, Open Relationships, and Charty Party!

Description

We're Evan and Josh, the two guys behind all this. We're so happy you've stumbled across our Very Special Games! We were tired of games that were just reading pre-written jokes off cards. Instead, we wanted to make a new style of party game that gives people opportunities to be as hilariously creative as they can. Our games are designed to help both the shyest folks and master comedians create fresh, totally original humor every time they play. Most of our games are meant for adults but are usually as clean or as dirty as your group wants to make them. We're dedicated to making creative, different, and tears-streaming-down-your-face funny games. Players use word magnets to respond to outlandish prompts. This party game has infinite hilarious combinations! Turn your favorite bands, movies, and celebrities into puns — change just one letter or whole words on reusable dry erase cards! A weirdly strategic duck kidnapping game, 15 minutes of light strategy of ducks, a UFO, and mind-bending, shape-finding logic! We started playing our first prototype game on sticky notes during lunchbreak and a few months later launched our first game! Charty Party Puns of Anarchy Abducktion Tiny Laser Heist Bloomchasers yamma 4-in-a-Row Game Venns with Benefits

Age Range Description: Adult


Brand Name: Ransom Notes


Included Components: Cards


Unit Count: 1 Count


Item Type Name: Game


Model Name: The Ridiculous Word Magnet Party Game


Number of Packs: 1


Set Name: Core


Item Highlight: Easy to Learn in 1 Minute for Hilarious Game Nights.


UPC: 860003322109


Edition: Ransom Notes


Manufacturer: Ransom Notes


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Manufacturer recommended age: 17 years and up


Material Type: Paper


Number of Players: 3+


Container Type: Box


Other Special Features of the Product: 250 absurd invitation cards and 840 premium word magnets


Number of Items: 1


Language: English


Customer Package Type: FFP


Estimated Playing Time: 30 minutes


Operation Mode: manual


Theme: Humor


Color: Ransom Notes


Subject Character: Anarchy


Product Style: Classic


Grenre: Word


Item Dimensions L x W: 5.71"L x 4.61"W


Package Quantity: 1


Item Weight: 2.1 pounds


Size: Medium


Item Dimensions: 5.25 x 4 x 4 inches


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Incredibly Entertaining
Set name: Core
I picked up Ransom Notes for game nights with friends. We were looking for something quick, easy to play, and guaranteed to get laughs when people are tired of the same old card games. We played with 5 of us on a Friday night: players pull random magnets, draw a prompt (like “Tell someone you've clogged their toilet at a party”), and scramble to build the funniest sentence. It took under a minute for everyone to get the hang of it. Pros Instantly funny, even with people who don’t consider themselves “game-night kind of people.” Incredibly easy to learn; there are no complicated rules or long instructions. Endless replayability thanks to 840 magnets + 250 prompts. Great for group settings or parties; works well even with larger groups if you team up. Compact packaging: very easy to store or throw in a bag for travel. Cons / what to know Humor leans toward absurd and sometimes crass. If you’re playing with kids or more conservative folks, you might want to pre-screen / skip certain prompts. Some magnets feel a little small if you prefer larger print / words. This could be tricky under dim lighting or for folks with large hands. For a tight group of 2–3 people, the game is less fun; best with 4–6+ players. Especially good for game nights, holiday get-togethers, or just killing time with friends. Definitely recommend! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2025 by Michael Wilson
    • We can’t stop playing this
Set name: Core
Review Image by jj
Review Image by jj
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Got this today and we’ve been playing it most of the day. It’s one of those games where you’re laughing so hard you can barely get through a round. The concept is simple but it hits different than the usual card games we always default to. Without giving too much away, you’re basically using word magnets to put together the funniest responses you can, and the results are ridiculous. The creativity that comes out of everyone trying to work with random words is what makes it. It’s a great family game and honestly just as fun with adults. If you’re tired of the same rotation of party games and want something that’s actually fresh and funny, grab this one. We’re already planning to break it out next time we have people over. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026 by jj
    • Fun game for groups!
Set name: Core
It's a fun, think out of the box kind of game that is group friend, the topics are hilarious and witty. The game itself is fantastic quality and has the best storage bag for all of the magnets. I am really happy that I purchased this game for my ladies weekend away, we laughed so hard over what we came up with. Ransom Notes came with a cute card from the creators, which to me, made it extra perfect! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2026 by Betsy
    • hilarious and fun game but expensive to buy
Set name: Core
Review Image by C.
The game itself is hilarious! Fun, creative, suited for all ages upwards 16yrs I'd say. the only reason I was debating whether or not to buy it was that it's really expensive considering there's not a lot of materials so it can't be that expensive to produce. but maybe it's a really small group of people who produce it themselves which would make it a good reason to support them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2026 by C.
    • Extremely fun
Set name: Core
Cards against humanity meets mad libs. My 24 year old son and I adapted the game for 2 players and had a great holiday afternoon playing. There are several suggestions for game adaptations and it's very easy and hilarious to play. Our favorite responses came together like a short, two chapter tale following the single prompt: "describe the history of humanity": "UFO releases rogue beast. Darkness." "We grunt bro." The only negatives are that the word magnets are challenging for a person with joint pain or hand related mobility issues to take apart, and they are kinda low quality with just an unprotected paper front that wants to separate from the magnet backing as you separate them from each other, and that I predict will fade very quickly with use. The good news is that the words can easily be replaced with adhesive printer labels. But it would be nice (especially for the price of this game) if they were just made better and if you didn't have to spend a painful laborious hour to separate them in the first place. Now that the words are all apart, I think we will play this game quite often and I look forward to playing with a larger group as well. Edit to add that we have since played the game with a larger group, including my 13 year old nephew and would like to add that while the structure of the game play is similar to cards against humanity, my sister pointed out that this game is better because it is suitable for younger players as well. There are a few prompts that might be iffy, but you can always skip or exclude them easily and without reducing your game quality. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024 by Jewell Hamilton
    • Get this game!
Set name: Core
This game is so much fun! Tons of words to use, super creative answers & gives way to quality time with family.
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2026 by rebecca
    • Great game, great fun.
Set name: Core
Great game, great fun. We end up taking pics of our results and the prompt cards bc they are so out there and funny. Enjoy a game where winning is not the point as everyone's answers are unique.
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2026 by Clifford
    • Intermittently fun, a little slow and challenging
Set name: Core
I'm a little disappointed in this game and wish I had instead bought a similar game that's a little faster and easier. It plays the same as Apples to Apples and many other games with one subject card, one judge, and the players try to come up with something creative and funny that matches the subject. We thought it's a little too difficult to put single words together, staring at 75 random tiles, and your mind goes kinda mush after a few rounds. Definitely not a game you would play late in the night or after a few drinks. They would have a better game if they provided short phrases instead of individual words. I feel as though it's better for people that are creative or really good with words. My teacher wife (with a background in literacy) clearly was one of the best but we also had some friends that were surprisingly better at putting words together in odd ways. If you're a wiz at Wheel of Fortune or an avid reader it might be the game for you. As a scientist that struggles with abstract things, I was completely stumped at times and didn't even have a submission on some rounds, just gave up. Even besides that, it seemed to take us 3-5min each round to even come up with something, players completely quiet trying to think, so we found it to be a quiet and slow game, not necessarily what you want for a fun family & friends game night. However with that being said, there were rounds with particularly funny moments, so it has some redeeming qualities. I just don't see it being a regular go-to game and we will likely pick others most nights. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2025 by MJ

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