$15.99 sale price when purchased online
$19.99 list price
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About this item
Highlights
- Priorities is a hilarious co-operative game in which you have to rank everyday items from love to loathe. Can your friends predict what your priorities are?
- An easy-to-learn card game that is perfect for family and adult game night
- Quick-to-play game with no fiddly bits, for 2 or more players, ages 14 and up!
- Witha deck of 200 item cards, you’ll never run out of fun combinations to rank, making Priorities a game you can play again and again.
Description
Priorities is the cooperative party game of extreme honesty and absurd choices. What’s more important to you: Netflix, climate change, or being right? What do you love more: kittens, your new girlfriend, or a long hug? In Priorities, rank five random, everyday items from love to loathe. Can your friends and family work together to predict your ranking? It’s the players versus the game. Any correctly predicted item cards will be won by the players, but get the ranking wrong and the game will steal them. It’s a race see which team, the players or the game, can spell out Priorities with the letters on the back of the cards first! You’ll be questioning how well your family and friends really know you as they work together to try to accurately predict your priorities. Be careful though! If you are the one choosing your priorities, you can’t hint at your chosen order–it will be up to the others to work that out. All will be revealed as your preferences become the center of a hot debate! So, what are your priorities?
Suggested Age: 14 Years and Up
Type of Game: Party Games
Playing Time: 20 minutes
CPSC Choking Hazard Warnings: Choking_hazard_small_parts
Number of Players: 2 or More Players
Educational Focus: Language Skills, Social Skills
Includes: Game Board, Instructions, Cards, Dry Erase Markers
Package type: Full Game
Battery: No Battery Used
TCIN: 88031566
UPC: 5060249460411
Item Number (DPCI): 087-10-1410
Origin: Imported
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Shipping details
Estimated ship dimensions: 6.49 inches length x 4.56 inches width x 1.92 inches height
Estimated ship weight: 1.1 pounds
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Q: My 11 year old got this for Christmas. Is it inappropriate or just hard to play under 14? Wondering if we should return it or open it.
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Summary of reviews
This game is a fun and engaging activity for family gatherings and parties. It encourages interesting conversations and helps players get to know each other better. The game is easy to learn, suitable for various age groups, and offers a unique twist on prioritizing cards. It's perfect for family game nights, vacations, and social events.
Summary created by AI from text of reviews reflecting recent feedback provided across different star ratings (includes incentivized reviews)
4.6 out of 5 stars with 75 reviews
broad age appeal: 4.5 out of 5
length of play: 5 out of 5
quality: 5 out of 5
value: 5 out of 5
87% would recommend
49 recommendations
Great game!
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
Jess - 7 months ago, Verified purchaser
Love that it’s a fun party game but can also be played with only two people! My partner and I love games but always struggle to find good quick games that allow for less than 3 players.
Fun family game for adults & teens
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
Christina - 10 months ago, Verified purchaser
Fun family game with our teenage kids!! We brought this one on vacation to the cabin this spring and it was so much fun. Also really eye opening. It allowed us to get to know each other better and to have some interesting conversations.
Great Conversations
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
Eileen - 2 years ago, Verified purchaser
Fun game!!! Prompts conversations!
Fun family game
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
Jenns7 - 2 years ago
This a fun family game. We have played this a few times already. My kids really enjoy it. They are 12 and 10 and seem to understand the game and play well. This is a fun family night game! I would recommend it for kids 10 and over.
Fun game
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
Scally - 2 years ago
This game is lots of fun! It’s a bit different then I expected but overall we all had a great time and playing as a family. It’s really fun figuring out the person you know. Then you have to spell out the word priorities before the game does. We usually win. We like to take it with us camping and on trips to have a family game night. The more people the more fun the game is. And also getting friends you may not think you know but do!
Good game to play with family and friends, but not really a "party" game
4 out of 5 stars
Thumbs down graphic, would not recommend
KikiD - 2 years ago
It's a decent game as long as you know the people you're playing with. The better you know someone, the better you'll do at the game, which kind of limits who you can play with. Unless you don't mind guessing a lot.
Fun party game
4 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
minivanmom - 2 years ago
This is a fun party game similar to many others where each player takes turns being the judge. The twist on this one is that all the remaining players work together to prioritize the cards as the judge would rank them. Needing to agree on the order of cards 1-5 adds some lively discussion during game play. The game box states ages 14 and up but my kids ages 6, 8, and 10 were able to play along. The only hurdle was they didn't understand all of the concepts on the cards. We chose just to draw a new card when that happened which was maybe one out of every 10 cards. I did appreciate that none of the cards seemed to be inappropriate, just concepts or people that they were unfamiliar with. The game is quick and easy to learn. It allows you to get to know those playing a little better and is an us vs. the game situation which our family enjoys. Overall, a fun addition to our game closet.
Fun game!
4 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
Ashunc7 - 2 years ago
This is a fun party game that is great for groups of people. Each round is pretty short, and you can decide how many rounds to play. It leads to lots of table talk and debate, so it’s good for opinionated folks!
Clean card option game with US and UK options
3 out of 5 stars
Thumbs down graphic, would not recommend
Katelyn - 2 years ago
Full disclaimer: I did not look at each individual card to confirm that the language was clean. I thought it was cool that the game was US and UK friendly. I still prefer the other more popular game that isn't clean. This felt similar to that type of game.
Priorities
4 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
Cadmiumlake - 2 years ago
This is a fun game to see how well people know you. Compared to another card game, it is a little less controversial, so it is less awkward to play with multiple generations. They have great Britain specific and American specific sets, for maximum reatability, but we still ended up with a dud array. The rules are a little confusing, but it is just as fun to make your own rules
Fun and Different, Hard to play with strangers
4 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
Hannula24 - 2 years ago
This game is fun and different, though it really isn't possible to play with people unfamiliar to you. The whole point of the game is to guess how another play ranked the cards from "love" to "loathe", so you have to know the other players at least a little bit in order for this game to work. It is pretty funny to play though, and different from other "party" games on the market.
Mediocre game
3 out of 5 stars
Thumbs down graphic, would not recommend
Annie - 2 years ago
It’s not a bad game, but not one of my favorites. The directions were simple, but a little weird that you’re playing the game and not each other. It seems like a spin on cards against humanity but not quite as fun.
Our new favorite game!
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
Littlemamabear - 2 years ago
Whether you are at a family gathering or a couples date night this game is super entertaining! Our daughter is 8 and plays with us. I hope they will come out with future card expansion packs! I love that it is so simple to explain and start! It reminds me of playing HORSE on a basketball court but in this game you want the letters you are spelling with! The only thing is if you don’t know each other very well then it might not be as fun. You are guessing how another player will organize the cards in front of them. I also love that clean up and storage is easy! Great for a game to pack on the go! I’m taking it with us on a cruise in a few weeks and can’t wait to play with our extended family and kids. Lastly, also really liked that the game length isn’t too long or too short. Just try it for yourself! I don’t have any cons for this game!
Great game!
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
Skydiver22 - 2 years ago
I really liked this game a little more than I thought I would. My family had a good time playing it. I definitely learned some new things about my teens. It’s very easy to learn and I like how you can play this game two way; everyone vs the game and point-based scoring. My family loves the point-based scoring so that’s what we play the majority of the time. However when just me and my husband play, we change the rules a little. We only earn points if the card is in the EXACT order and the person with the highest point total wins. We also sometimes add more than 5 cards to make it really challenging because after so many rounds you kind of know what a player will rank a certain card. So it’s other ways to play this game aside from the official rules. I recommend this game.
So much fun!
4 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
lucky4eva24 - 2 years ago
This game was a lot of fun! We brought it wth to a family gathering and even the teens joined in on the excitement! Its a game if choices, and guessing the order of the other players chosen choices. There are plenty of cards to circulate and last without getting bored or needing to shuffle through the cards again. We hope to purchase expansion packs in the future as well. The instructions were simple to follow, and easy to learn how to play. Its a fast paced game that can help you learn about others too!
Fun game
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
AmberM86 - 2 years ago
This is a fun card game! I wasn’t sure what to expect but I am glad I tried it out! First of all, the instructions are easy to follow to learn about the game! It doesn’t take a lot of time to learn how to play it! I like that it is a game for teens and adults, so more people can play! Playing the game is pretty simple! You have to guess what order the player you are playing against, has ranked their priorities. The priorities are on cards that are drawn and then the player has to write them down in the order they prefer each thing, if that makes sense! If the other team guesses the right order of everything, they get a letter. The first team or player to spell out “Priorities” wins! It can take some time but the game is fun and will make people laugh! It is a great party game! It is one I highly recommend!
Getting to Know You Game
4 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
laurenj - 2 years ago
I have played this game with just two players, and also with a larger group. I didn't see any cards that would make this inappropriate for children under 14, but it does seem geared more toward young adults with cards like "Kim Kardashian", "Uber surge", and "Tinder". It is a very simple, low stress game with some laughs. Trying to figure out the order of the cards led to some good discussion, and actually taught me some new things about my family members. My husband learned that I have a dislike for Teslas, and I learned that he would try vegan sausage, ha! Spelling out "Priorities" took longer than expected, which was a good thing as the game isn't over too quickly. Our group won against the game the majority of the time. Improvements on the game: there are a couple of minor typos on the game cards and box, and many of the cards are things that I consider negative or I have no opinion about at all. This made it difficult to put them in order of preference.
Lots of Fun!
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
frostyboymom - 2 years ago
Easy to play. Should be played with family members or close friends. This game will help you learn about each other. Directions are simple to understand. It is easy to learn. All around fun for everyone.
Unique game
4 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
Tallulah - 2 years ago
I didn’t know what to expect with this game, but it’s quite fun. I played multiple times with my children, their friends and their grandfather. Each grouping was quite interesting and some of the cards make it tricky to guess at just how well you know others in the group. We laughed a lot and it inspired a lot of interesting conversations. I encourage looking through the cards if you are playing with younger children as some of the topics could be tricky, but otherwise a different type of game that we found quite enjoyable.
Fun, quick game
4 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
hbre - 2 years ago
This game is fun, but you might want to go through the cards first to pull out any that might be too sensitive. There aren’t a lot of those, but there are some that can definitely put one in more awkward than funny of a position. The whiteboard isn’t the best, but it functions and it wouldn’t be hard to replace. The cards bend quite a bit, and it isn’t feasible for most people to be able to shuffle 200 cards at once. I liked the British and American packs. It’s also fun that you’re trying to beat the game instead of competing against each other.