- The game where the sins are revealed but not the sinners!
- Would you believe that five of your fellow players talk to themselves, three have hidden tatoos
- And six have indulged in shop lifting?
- No matter what the truth is revelations will reveal the sins, but not the sinners
- This is a game for players aged 18+ and should be played when in a lively party mood with good friends
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Model Number4170
Assembly RequiredNo
Batteries Required?No
Batteries Included?No
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Product Description
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Hilarious party game for 5-10 adult players. No matter what the truth is Revelations will reveal the sins, but esactly who the sinners are will remain stricly private! You should expect to have some hilarious and lively discussions as you try to work out how many of your friends have, for example, been caught shoplifting.
Do you know how many of your friends have spent a night or more in jail, or had a one night stand, or told a lie to get a day off work? The object of this game is to guess the number of your fellow players who have commited each "sin" but exactly who has commited the sin will remain a secret! This game is not really suitable for children as some of the questions are a little on the risky side....but it will provide hours of amusing fun for groups of open minded adults and is a superb party game!
Manufacturer's Description
Hilarious party game for 5-10 adult players. No matter what the truth is Revelations will reveal the sins, but esactly who the sinners are will remain stricly private! You should expect to have some hilarious and lively discussions as you try to work out how many of your friends have, for example, been caught shoplifting.
Do you know how many of your friends have spent a night or more in jail, or had a one night stand, or told a lie to get a day off work? The object of this game is to guess the number of your fellow players who have commited each "sin" but exactly who has commited the sin will remain a secret! This game is not really suitable for children as some of the questions are a little on the risky side....but it will provide hours of amusing fun for groups of open minded adults and is a superb party game!
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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I wasn't certain on buying this but, having now played it with a number of groups, I'm glad I did. It's a really fun game!
The basic premise is that a statement is read out and everyone puts into a secret ballot with a true of false counter. Players all secretly vote of the how many players they think said true to the question and points are awarded to those who got it right or very close. It's a clever spin on 'Never Have I Ever' that works really well and allows players to be truthful in their answers without revealing anything they'd rather not share. It also tends to lead to some very interesting, humorous and embarrassing discussions.
The statement cards each have multiple statements on, and the statement to be read is chosen randomly by reading off the number on the previous card. It's a good system as it allows some level of replay value to the game, and a nice variety on question types (though admittedly near the end of every game I've played we all just ignored the numbers and read out the number 4 questions, which tend to be the sexiest, funniest and rudest).
It comes with a good number of true/false counters, a ballot bag, voting dials and little cardboard thingies to hide counters behind, along with the cards, board and player pieces.
All around a really fun and interesting product for breaking the ice (with open minded people) or learning something new about your friends.
The basic premise is that a statement is read out and everyone puts into a secret ballot with a true of false counter. Players all secretly vote of the how many players they think said true to the question and points are awarded to those who got it right or very close. It's a clever spin on 'Never Have I Ever' that works really well and allows players to be truthful in their answers without revealing anything they'd rather not share. It also tends to lead to some very interesting, humorous and embarrassing discussions.
The statement cards each have multiple statements on, and the statement to be read is chosen randomly by reading off the number on the previous card. It's a good system as it allows some level of replay value to the game, and a nice variety on question types (though admittedly near the end of every game I've played we all just ignored the numbers and read out the number 4 questions, which tend to be the sexiest, funniest and rudest).
It comes with a good number of true/false counters, a ballot bag, voting dials and little cardboard thingies to hide counters behind, along with the cards, board and player pieces.
All around a really fun and interesting product for breaking the ice (with open minded people) or learning something new about your friends.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Brilliant game for your dinner party! The game would definitely bring out some characters of your friends which you might or might not have seen before! Fun and quite brainy.
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