Pointing Fingers - Board Game

How well do you know your family and friends? The hilarious Pointing Fingers game is a fun way to find out. This party game is easy to play and sure to bring on the laughs. Hundreds of hilarious, ridiculous, and off-the-wall questions, giant foam fingers, and truth meters all add up to lots of surprises and loads of fun.

This hilarious game of pointing out who did what comes with hundreds of questions that show how well you really know your friends and family. Have you ever texted on the toilet? Snuck into a movie theater? Ask the group a question, then everyone answers using the truth meters and gets ready to point using the giant green foam fingers. Find out who has ever tied someone’s shoelaces together – or who would swim with sharks!

After a question is read, everyone secretly sets the dial on their truth meter to answer how often they do the activity in the question. Will your answer be "No, Never," "Once," "Sometimes," or "Yes, Always"? Before any answers are revealed, all players point their giant foam finger at the player they think does it the most. Earn points based on the answer of the person you’re pointing at. Points add up quickly, and the first player to reach 21 points wins. As you discover each player's answers, get ready for some unusual and silly explanations!

Throughout the deck you'll find cards with a blank to be filled, so you can add a word and create your own unique and silly question. Feel free to be as outrageous as you want! No matter who you like to play with, this game is so much fun, it will soon become one of your favorites!

6 foam fingers, 6 truth meters, 100 cards

1. Lots of silly, hilarious and unique questions 2. Silly, light-hearted pointing fun 3. Fill-in-the-blanks cards let you create your own outrageous questions 4. Find out hilarious, silly things about your family and friends

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