I have several family members who like to make puns all the
time, so I figured this game would be a hit! Players take turns being the “judge”.
The person whose turn it is draws a card from each of two stacks, and players
have 90 seconds to come up with a pun that combines the two terms or concepts.
The judge then chooses their favorite. The winner keeps the prompt cards and is
the next judge. The goal, of course, is to collect the most prompt cards and
win the game!
I had fun playing Punderdome, but I learned the game is not
for everyone. One person I played with loves to make puns but has a hard time
doing it on command like that. Of course, what makes it fun is that you come up
with the first terrible pun that comes to mind! You can’t over think this game
or you won’t do well at it. I played with 5 players and only 3 of us participated.
The other two couldn’t come up with anything and gave up.
So it is a game that some will enjoy and others may not. I
do recommend starting with more than 90 seconds while everyone is learning the
game as it may take some time to get warmed up.
Overall I enjoyed this game but found that not everyone
will. I also think the more players you have the better, because that way if
not everyone comes up with a pun you still have enough to pick from.
I received this book
for free from the publisher through the Blogging for Books blogger review
program. I was not required to write a positive review and the opinions and
thoughts I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with
the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255
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