SAVANA GIVE ME 3 Family Edition - Award Winning Fast Paced and Hilarious Party Game | 10 Second Rule Card Game for Kids, Teens and Adults | Easy to Learn, 15-Minute Round | 2+ Players - Age 6+

I ordered this game to play when my grandkids are here, which is all of the time! What I like about it is that it's easy to learn and there are three age options: adult, teen, and so the whole family gets to play. Each card has three question options in case a younger child doesn't have the intellectual capacity yet to answer the one for the color they chose. There are challenge cards strategically placed throughout each age category that add a funny twist making it fun for all. Highly recommend this game!

Played this in a group of eight people, consisting of child, teen, adults and seniors. We all enjoyed it and had fun listening to each others answers. In fact there are three categories of questions to choose from acording to what age you are child, teen & adult. Would recommend.

We played this fun game with our kids, grandkids, and even the great-grandkids. Everyone had a blast.One issue may be that some cards seemed much more difficult than others. We had to adjust rules for the apparent difference.

My kids love this game.

I love how this game offers different cards for different ages. We played the game with our kids the other day and they had a blast! They really got into it and the questions were the perfect level of fun and challenging. 10/10 would recommend.

This is one family fun game that brings everyone together for a night of memories.

Give me three provides lots of laughs. Questions clearly labeled for kids, teens, and adults! Concept of the game is to name three things within a small window (10 seconds) to receive a point. Some questions in the short timeframe just make the mind go blank and others make you blurt out somethings to quickly. While some gain the point for the round, others may only get laughs on their turn. It is all fun and games until it's your turn and you realize, it is harder than you think to quickly come up with 3 things. Some questions are easier to come up with than others. Like that it's family friendly and easy to pack for trips.

I play this game with my grandsons (ages 6 and 4). The game is recommended for ages 6+, so at times it can be a bit of a challenge for the 4-year-old. Also, it’s a bit of a challenge playing with competitive brothers, which is why I modified the rules of the game (others may want to consider this). I always act as “the Interrogator” when asking them their questions; not because I can read the questions, but because the Interrogator gets to approve the “Challenged Player’s” three answers. If one of the brothers acts as Interrogator to ask the other brother the question and then approve his answers, sometimes there’s a tendency to not want to approve acceptable answers to stay ahead in the game—you get the point. Now, when it’s my turn to be the Challenged Player, I let them take turns being my Interrogator, and they seem to have great fun “playing” with me, sometimes approving my answers and sometimes not. Yes, there are only a limited number of cards and questions, but there are plenty of answers; and it seems the more you ask the same questions, the more creative the kids’ answers become.