What Would You Do for a Klondike Bar?

I bought this gift for a friend because it seemed silly and right up her alley. We finally sat down to play the game about 5 months after I bought it, and we were missing pieces. The game is supposed to have 36 mini-Klondike bars, but ours only had 25. Not a big deal, since we had enough variety that we could play with 4 people, but still was kind of a let-down.The reason I give a 4 is because even with the missing pieces, the game was entertain. Playing with friends or people who you have personal jokes with and are comfortable being silly in front of is best in my opinion. I can imagine people add drinking to loosen up but there was no need. It is definitely meant for a larger crowd (4-6) but we played with 3 and had a good time. As some others mentioned, we eventually had a winner but decided to keep doing the activities on the cards - I feel that a lot of games like this end up being played that way. Overall a cute way to spend a few hours, but probably will not get a lot of repeat use.

Probably the most underrated board game in existence. Some cards can be interpreted as slighlty dirty or have innuendos. It will most likely fly over little kiddies heads but it is definitely all the more fun for teens. Coming from a 15 year old, the cards are silly enough for kids, daring enough for teens, and stress relieving for adults. No matter who, there are sure to be giggles when playing.The rules are a bit complicated but can very easily be modified for kids. One of the best games I have ever played. Also helps with improv & if you play with creative people, you will have a great time

Or $3 Ben and Jerry's bars, for that matter. Don't understand the "grown-up" reviewers who are so unhappy with this game-- what made them possibly think it was a sophisticated game for adult game night? It has plastic ice cream treat "prizes"! It's a game for teens and pre-teens to play with friends or possibly --- and I said possibly, Mr. Anti-Limelight -- with their parents (and as for Mr.Play-It-With-Jell-O-shots, all I can say is please don't forget to select a designated driver.) No, it will never be Apples to Apples or Scattergories, but it's still a fun, letting-off-steam, can bend the rules kind of game for that age group.An earlier review by IAMSLICK nicely details the game's features --check it out if you want to know more. The only thing I would add is that you can swap out mini-Klondike chocolate bars for the plastic Klondike bar prizes -- buy a couple of extra bags, to keep all the players satisfied!

I wanted the food product, not some game ! Completely useless to me !

This isn't an awful game, I'm just not quite sure who it's for. It seems like a children's game yet, there are some more adult subject matter. I honestly think this would make a great drinking game. It just seemed to be over so quickly. Will have to try it again to see if it gets better with multiple plays.

I paid 7 dollars for this, thinking "what the hey, 7 bucks for a board game is dirt!" I played with my college friends (18-20 range), and the game as it is meant to be played is kind of stupid. We had a LOT more fun just rolling the die and reading/doing as the cards asked. I would not buy this game for more than 15 dollars, as you aren't likely to use it often. It's not the next Yatzee. However, at the price I paid, getting one night of laughs out of it was worth it to us. We may play again with just the cards for giggles. The markers included are going to lose ink all over you, so do be prepared to get/use other ones.

I do love board games, but especially ones where you get to interact with friends, even acquaintances! This game is perfect for a smaller group around 4-6. Basically you try to get Klondike bars (ice-cream sandwiches for GenXers) by answers questions and doing challenges. I had alot of fun, really pulls the extrovert out of you - and makes you do some unusual things from physical actions to singing!You start off with cards in three categories, and challenge another person in the group to do it against --- questions could be:"Ask the player to your left out on a date by grunting like a caveman. Write down three television shows that start with your first initial. Write down a funny new use for bacon."Box includes all you need:100 Challenge Cards, six dry erase boards, 6 dry erase markers, 30-second timer, Challenge Cube, Flavor Cube, eight Champion Cards, 2 Guide to Glory Cards, and 36 non-edible mini Klondike Bars

I got this for my sister. And at one point we played it 5 days in a row. It was amazing and hilarious. I would buy this game for anyone who will do anything to win a game. I plan on buying more for other people and even buying different editions of this for myself (and my sister). I don't know if they have other editions but I hope they do! If you like acting things out and drawing and racing people in drawing or writing down creative answers then this game is for you. Give it a chance because magic will happen.