What Can You GIF? The Hilarious Funny Card Game For GIF Lovers - Games and Gift for Adults, Teens & Tweens - 3-12 Players by TwoPointOh Games

I purchased this as a gift for my brother-in-law. They enjoy card games and need something to pass the time. We played this at Christmas and it was a lot of fun. Interesting concept. It was funny once we got the hang of it!

Fun games especially for my teen since she could use her phone 😂. But I love gifs so thought this would be hilarious. It was for a bit but can loose interest after awhile.

Funny game to play.

Have only looked through it but looks super fun. Can't wait to play it with my cousins for game night coming up. Very hapoy with my purchase and definitely recommend

Love this game. It has become a family favorite for us and the kids and also when we have company!!! I really enjoy playing!

Fun game to bring parents and teens together. Of course much like teens today they got tired after several rounds, needing to get back to their Snapchatting....

We are big on games, and really enjoy card games such as 'Cards against Humanity' and 'You've got crabs' we enjoy card based games because they are significantly faster paced, you can play multiple games in a shorter amount of time, and usually results in many more laughs than traditional board based games.We played this game a few times over the past few weeks and have enjoyed the uniqueness of it. There are different game play methods but the idea of the game is to either play a card and each player finds a gif on their smart devices and the card boss will choose the one he/she finds funniest. Or a Gif is played by the card boss and everyone chooses a card out of 10 in their hands and the card boss then chooses the one that they found funniest. Note: The card boss will change with each round. There are several variations on ways to play this game.This game resulted in a lot of laughs from our teens and us adults alike. It was fun to play, and it was unique. It was funny to see what sorts of gifs everyone would choose.This is a great game for teens and adults. It would make a great gift for a birthday or holiday.

I played this game last night for the first time with 3 other people. The first version we tried was the "Winning GIF" version where one of the cards is played face up and the players have to submit the best GIF for that card. This version of the game definitely wasn't as fun as the other, and it felt like there was a significant amount of downtime as everybody was trying to find a GIF. The next version we played was the "Winning Card" version where the judge would pick a GIF and the players would submit their best card. This version was definitely more enjoyable and flowed better than the first, but there was still a fair amount of downtime due to having to find a GIF every round.The quality of the GIFs will be entirely dependent on the people that are playing. The quality of the cards, however, felt like they were lacking a little bit. There are definitely some really solid cards to play but, on average, it felt like the cards were typically more uninteresting than a card you would see in Cards Against Humanity, for example. This resulted in many players frequently having a hand full of cards that would just be "throw aways".Overall, the game is pretty enjoyable for the most part and if you're looking for a new game to throw into the mix of game night, this could be an option. Just be mindful of everybody having their phones charged (or chargers ready) and the regular occurrence of downtime as people constantly look for new GIFs.

This game is different from other games on the market. The box mentions 3-10+ Players ages 14 and up. Playtime is approximatively 30 minutes but then again I suspect it varies depending on the number of players…5 different versions of game are suggested:Winning card : everyone gets 10 cards in their hand. One player if the GIF Boss and chooses a GIF to share with everyone. Players then choose one of their cards to caption this GIF. The GIF Boss shuffles the card and read then aloud before choosing his/her favorite. Player who provided the card gets a point. Once someone reach 10 points he/she wins.Winning GIF: the cards are place in a pile facedown. The GOF Boss picks a card and reads it to the other players. Each player chooses a GIF that matches this card. GIF Boss selects a favorite one and the player gets a point. Careful not to show the same GIF as you will loose a point - no matter who it is…. First person who reaches 10 points win!COMBO mix It Up: play it both ways. GIF Boss décides is we play a card or a GIF.Remote play just for fun!: Play the Winning Gif version via text messaging app with a group of friends. Play a card via photo or text to the group and have them send their best GIF. Vote for or choose your favorite.Speed Rounds: The GIF Boss sets a 2 minute-timer on their phone. Players must select their card or GIF before to,e runs out or they forfeit the round.As you can see there is a lot of possibilities with this game. I can see the remote play version to be interesting for a team building activity just to add a bit of fun.You will need a cell phone, a tablet, or laptop to play this as you need access toGOFs. And obviously you will need WI-FI access or Internet service.this might be a good game for Christmas season this year.

This game is actually funnier than anticipated. The cards are large and easy to hold, so should last for many years of fun.There are several game play versions available - so it all depends on the players, number of players, and timeframe allotted. I especially like that there's a distance version where you can text a card to a group chat and people send in appropriate GIFs to the GIF boss. The GIF boss then chooses their favourite GIF in relation to the card.There are well over 300 cards as well, so the game can go on for awhile depending on the players and how into the game they are. We played for over 2 hours one night until we ran out of cards.Overall a great way to mix old school gaming and the devices we are attached to.

Our family owns well over a hundred different board games, we stopped counting at a 100 and have added multiple since.From a pure satisfaction point of view, we played this game and absolutely fell in love with it. This is a good game for witty board game nights and laughs. Perfect for millennials/teenagers/young adults as most would get a blast out of this. Only downside is that the game is on the expensive side if you consider the provided materials but considering how much fun you'll have, this is really worth the price.Will definitely become one of our go to party games which also offers a lot of replay value, especially with different groups of people playing. It's up to the imagination of the people playing really.