SUSSED: Wacky 'What Would You Do?' Card Game for Families & Teens

Reviews

1. E Ellen J 5/5

   Fun for all ages — three generations enjoyed it

   I bought it for my 8-year-old grandson but the whole family, ages eight to eighty, sat in and loved it. After guesses, the questioner explains their choice, which led to so much laughing. I liked it enough to buy several more decks to give as gifts.

2. G Gary 5/5

   A brilliant family favorite

   Originally intended for the boys, it quickly became a family game we return to often. It’s revealing in a fun way and the large number of cards keeps repeats low. Simple rules and genuine amusement make it a go-to on game night.

3. P Peggy Czelusta 5/5

   Grandchildren enjoyed this gift

   Our grandkids liked receiving this and played it right away — a pleasing little present.

4. B Brad P. Behr 5/5

   Car trips were a hit with grandkids

   My grandchildren adored these on long drives. Kept them entertained and talking for hours.

5. T Tanya D'Angela 5/5

   Perfect car game for road trips

   A surprising hit during travel — the prompts sparked laughter and kept the kids occupied. Worked well for our 4‑ and 7‑year‑olds.

6. I Iris, BCBA, LBA 4/5

   Great for social thinking but needs adult guidance

   This is excellent for encouraging imagination and perspective-taking. Many kids love it, but a few younger ones don’t grasp some scenarios without a little breakdown. Works well in sessions where an adult can scaffold concepts. Solid 4/5.

7. B BlueB 5/5

   Simple, silly, and compact

   Bought it as a birthday present and it was a hit. Rules are straightforward, the cards are bright and the prompts are hilarious. Great for elementary-age kids from around eight, and the small box makes storage effortless — fits neatly in a drawer.

8. P pamma 3/5

   Silly, well suited to older kids and adults

   The 8‑year‑old struggled with most cards and the 10‑year‑old got about half right, while adults aced many guesses. Everyone still laughed at the prompts. A fun, laugh-filled group game.

9. G Gregory Taylor 5/5

   Ideal for road trips — more chat than competition

   We don’t always play by the official rules; instead the prompts fuel conversation during drives. Our family picks the closest answer and explains why, which often leads to stories and laughter. The scenarios are original and push kids to think beyond the obvious.

10. L Lauren W. 5/5

    A multi-generation hit that sparks real conversation

    This has become a family favorite for us. With kids aged 8, 11 and 13 it was easy to include everyone — the youngest could read many cards and, when needed, an adult helped without slowing the fun. Rather than focusing on points we often skip scoring and just enjoy the stories and laughter it creates. It’s surprising how often the kids ask to play.

11. L Lulu 5/5

    Super fun — simple premise, lots of laughs

    Straightforward idea and loads of fun. Playing in English added extra giggles for non-bilingual players, and it served as a light way to practice language while getting to know each other. Highly recommend for groups.

12. C cristina 5/5

    Simple, fun English conversation game

    Entertaining in English and helpful for practicing conversational skills. Delivery arrived on time.

13. E Elf 5/5

    Entertaining birthday gift

    Bought this as a birthday present and the recipient enjoys it.