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University Games Corp. Am I The A? – Adult Party Game That Exposes A Behavior, Ignites Debates & Laughter, Perfect for Game Nights, Parties & Gifts, 250 New Scenarios Polled by 500 Real People
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University Games Corp. Am I The A? – Adult Party Game That Exposes A Behavior, Ignites Debates & Laughter, Perfect for Game Nights, Parties & Gifts, 250 New Scenarios Polled by 500 Real People
- Am I The A? Game: Spend hours scrolling online, judging strangers like a moral oracle? Now it’s your turn to dive into 150 fresh dilemmas from real people—friends, family, or those who probably overshared. Predict how 500 others judged, rack up tokens with your A-o-Meter, and race to five to become “The Ultimate Judge of What’s Actually F-ed Up.”
- Perfect for Your Next Holiday Party: Be it Christmas, Hanukkah or a family game night—when the jokes fly and a trip down memory lane starts to derail, grab this game to shift the focus to other people’s embarrassing moments. Endless laughs, lively debates, and maybe even a little insight into humanity!
- 150 Unique Scenario Cards: Dive into awkward, hilarious, and sometimes totally F-ed up dilemmas that will have your crew debating, laughing, and maybe calling each other out. Each card is a fresh chance to stir the pot and keep the fun rolling.
- How To Win: Earn a token for every correct answer, and be the first to collect five tokens.
- Quick and Dirty: No boring rulebooks here. Grab the cards, fire up the A-o-Meter, and get to it! Easy play great for icebreakers, pregames, or just hanging out on the couch with friends.
- Show Your A Game: Lock in your guess with your A-o-Meter, reveal your answer, and see if your predictions hold up—or if you’re just talking out of your…well, you know.
- Rotating Reader Role: Take turns reading and stirring the pot. Everyone gets a shot at leading the chaos.
- Play It Your Way: Public votes or personal judgment? You decide. No two games are the same, so the fun (and drama) never gets old.Play It Your Way: Public votes or personal judgment? You decide. No two games are the same, so the fun (and drama) never gets old.
$75.20
University Games Corp. Am I The A? – Adult Party Game That Exposes A Behavior, Ignites Debates & Laughter, Perfect for Game Nights, Parties & Gifts, 250 New Scenarios Polled by 500 Real People—
$75.20
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- Am I The A? Game: Spend hours scrolling online, judging strangers like a moral oracle? Now it’s your turn to dive into 150 fresh dilemmas from real people—friends, family, or those who probably overshared. Predict how 500 others judged, rack up tokens with your A-o-Meter, and race to five to become “The Ultimate Judge of What’s Actually F-ed Up.”
- Perfect for Your Next Holiday Party: Be it Christmas, Hanukkah or a family game night—when the jokes fly and a trip down memory lane starts to derail, grab this game to shift the focus to other people’s embarrassing moments. Endless laughs, lively debates, and maybe even a little insight into humanity!
- 150 Unique Scenario Cards: Dive into awkward, hilarious, and sometimes totally F-ed up dilemmas that will have your crew debating, laughing, and maybe calling each other out. Each card is a fresh chance to stir the pot and keep the fun rolling.
- How To Win: Earn a token for every correct answer, and be the first to collect five tokens.
- Quick and Dirty: No boring rulebooks here. Grab the cards, fire up the A-o-Meter, and get to it! Easy play great for icebreakers, pregames, or just hanging out on the couch with friends.
- Show Your A Game: Lock in your guess with your A-o-Meter, reveal your answer, and see if your predictions hold up—or if you’re just talking out of your…well, you know.
- Rotating Reader Role: Take turns reading and stirring the pot. Everyone gets a shot at leading the chaos.
- Play It Your Way: Public votes or personal judgment? You decide. No two games are the same, so the fun (and drama) never gets old.Play It Your Way: Public votes or personal judgment? You decide. No two games are the same, so the fun (and drama) never gets old.
