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SUSSED The Wacky ‘What Would You Do’ Travel Card Game - Social Fun for Kids and Teens - Easy Game for Families & Road Trips - Ages 7+ - Orange Pack
SUSSED The Wacky ‘What Would You Do’ Travel Card Game - Social Fun for Kids and Teens - Easy Game for Families & Road Trips - Ages 7+ - Orange Pack
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- WHAT WOULD YOU DO?: Ask a question, and challenge your family and friends to guess which answer you’ve chosen!
- PLAY IT YOUR WAY: Use it to break the ice or compete to find out who knows each other best! A great, simple party game for kids, boys, girls, teens, and adults.
- WHAT’S INCLUDED: Get ready for over 200 thought-provoking questions and a whopping 650 answers! Combine it with other Sussed games for even more unforgettable conversations!
- PLAY IT ANYTIME, ANY PLACE: Pocket-sized fun for home or travel! Makes for a great travel toy, road trip game, or vacation activity for kids and families on the go.
- BENEFITS: Boost your social skills while having a blast! Strengthen your relationships and share plenty of laughs with this entertaining game for all ages.
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