Game of Phones is a smartphone party game great for siblings, teenagers, aunts and uncles, roommates, coworkers, or BFFs. More than anything, the card prompts are opportunities to laugh and have a good time, which is what games should ultimately be about. The vast majority of these cards are funny or worthy challenges to complete with your phone as the resource. They mention that it's a brilliant little game, a fun gift for a teenager, and a pretty good game using smart phones. Gather as many of your friends as you can and get ready for a slightly embarrassing but incredibly funny game.

Remember, no two games are ever The same because you now have new photos from last weekend, Instagram is always fresh and people are still yelling on Twitter. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Whether you�re looking for a fun family card game, an icebreaker activity, or a new type of phone game to play with friends, Game of Phones brings people together through the technology we use every day. Every player must have their own cell phone and find or create photos to answer questions and appeal to the taste of the judge. Game of Phones is a card game where all you need is your smartphone to take on creative and unexpected challenges.

Players can sit comfy on the sofa while playing rather than sat around a board allowing the players to engage more into each task.

Try playing to 3 cards for a short game (great with a big group), or play to 10 cards to have a longer game. With over 100 cards and the whole internet in your hands, Game of Phones is endless fun whether you love or hate your smartphone. The deck is then shuffled and placed in the middle of the playing area, within reach of all of the players. She chose to text this to her nanny with no backstory, so from my nanny's perspective, she got a text from her male employer late at night that said only 'text me a picture of what you're doing right now.

You can keep it PG and play with the whole family or let your responses run wild when grandma and the little ones aren't around. Our least favorite challenge type is Download, since they’re either over quickly, or challenging you to bother a random contact for a selfie, which is pretty harmless, we suppose.