The family flagship
The original game
★ 4.6 from 787 table ratings
- Ages 8+
- 300 cards
- 2+ players
- 30–45 min
Our original deck turns five everyday topics like country music and cat videos into an argument across the table about how one person orders them.
$19.99
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At the table
We built this deck around the things people already argue about over dinner. One person secretly orders five cards from first to worst, and the rest of the room tries to match that order. The rules take half a minute to explain, which leaves the rest of the night for the debate.
Everyday topics with teeth
We picked prompts like pineapple on pizza, country music, and cat videos. They sound light until two people realize they have opposite feelings about the same five cards.
Across the whole table
The deck works because nobody needs background knowledge to play. Teens and grandparents sit with the same five cards and jump straight into the guessing without any warm up.
One shared guess
The table has to settle on a single order before the reveal. That means the group argues with itself, not with the ranker, until somebody makes the final call.
Our standard green box
This is the core set that started the line. It sits on the shelf ready for regular game nights, or you can shuffle other decks into it later.
On the side of the box
| Edition | The original game |
|---|---|
| Topic cards | 300 cards |
| Ages | 8 and up |
| Players | 2+ |
| One game | 30–45 minutes |
| Plays with | Every other deck on this shelf; the rules never change |
The original game · $19.99