Spin Master Games The Inner Circle Find Common Ground Party Game

The inner circle is a great game full of questions for random people. You can definitely find a common ground when you play this game. This is a hilarious Party game players choose from cards featuring an individual or Group that fills the inner circle. The judge then decides which Card found the most common ground and wins the round this is a lot of fun.

Silly and fun game. We went through the entire pile of trait cards before going through the other cards, but shuffling the trait cards afterward made fun for the game room continue as the combinations are endless.

Rolls eyes!! No this was not fun

I have found that many games have inappropriate cards even when it is not displayed on the box, so I very much appreciate that the majority of such cards in this one were in a separate card box so it could be thrown out without having to filter through if the recipient chooses to (that card pack is even solid where you can not see the cards inside unless you open it). There were a few things that seemed like it should have not been in the main card decks (maybe an oversight that belonged in the other). Aside from a few things that I took out of the main sections, it seems like it could be a game for children and adults if you do not use the adult deck. I liked how this game advertised the possibility of family-friendly play and it was cheap, so I decided to give it a try. I have yet to play it, but it seems like a simple game, although the instructions included in the box are not as easy to understand as the ones found in the online listing.

Fun and easy, the spicy cards are in their own box so it’s easy to play with older kids and younger teens (or elderly relatives that get offended easily).

I liked the idea of the game and thought it could be a good conversation starter. Don't care for the "adult" cards, but they come as a separate package which is nice so you can leave it out. Some are funny or interesting, but quite a few of the cards come off like teenagers trying to be edgy or cool and it comes off a little cringy.This could be a fun idea for a family too if you filter out cards or make your own.

Not as fun as I’d hoped kind of a once and done game for our group.

Box is damaged and clearly used. Some cards are bent. Was going to be a Christmas gift but not even worth it

I have several friends who share my affinity for pop culture - this is a perfect game for when we get together on girls' night. It's fast-paced, and you can complete hands quite quickly, so it works for us even if we don't feel like devoting a lot of time to a game (though some get together are game nights and for those, this works).The "judge" role rotates, and the judge places 2 rectangular cards on the table with traits (conceptually, this reminds me of a venn diagram). Then, the players have a hand of circular shaped cars with pop culture and other references on them, and players each place one circular shaped card that they think fits the two traits. One example: if the traits are "made of plastic" and "likes the drama" (I'm paraphrasing), you might hold a "Kardashian" circle card to put down. That's largely the gist of the game, the judge picks which circle card is best, the winner of that hand gets the two rectangle cards. First person with 7 rectangles wins the round. I have to admit, this game has been a lot of laughs - because some of the "matches" are pretty hilarious. I give it to the game designers that they came up with a GREAT selection of circle cards, from pop culture to regular life things.Again, fun game, fast paced, and for me this boils down to being a great pop culture adjacent game!

If you've played CAH before then this is going to be a pretty quick game to pick up and you're bound to have fun with it. What's nice with this game is it's easy to make it family friendly, while having the option to make it more adult focused with just a simple swap of a different deck.The build quality of this game is okay, nothing spectacular but should hold up with regular play. However if someone is a little rough with the cards or box it might not last as long so be careful with things like beverages and wet spots on the playing surface.

I must admit I was unfamiliar with the large and varies series of card games available from the SPIN MASTER GAMES store until I tried this INNER CIRCLE game with a few of my friends.I have so far really enjoyed it a lot, there are really funny moments that are difficult to explain unless you try this game for yourself, and I assume that most of the card games from this brand are equally as creative, and I look forward to trying a bunch more in the future.Loads of fun for friendly gatherings, parties, etc. 5 stars.

Our family and friends enjoy playing games. We decided to try the Inner Circle by Spinmaster. What makes this card game different than most, is the ability to play family friendly or adult content. We’ve played a few times with our kids and it’s nice they can play with us. Once the kids are in bed, you can spice it up with adult content. Depending on your players some cards like “pop culture” may go over their heads. Thankfully you can flip cards for another answer. As long as you don’t take things too seriously, you can always swap cards. The matches don’t go on for long and you can adjust the rules to how you can win.✅WHAT I LIKE:▪️The amount of cards included in the set helps keep the game fresh.▪️The adult content is funny, but keep away from the kiddos. Unless you want to do a lot of uncomfortable explaining.😳▪️The cards are made of good quality plus the fonts are nice and big.▪️Games can be played fairly quickly and don’t drag on.▪️The rules are simple to learn.❌WHAT I DON’T LIKE:▪️You need 3 players minimum.(because you need a judge)▪️Winning the game is subjective, since it’s dependent on a judge.▪️Wished it had more than the 69 adult cards, compared to the 291 standard.🦋OVERALL:This is a fun party and get interesting with more people.(You can play up to 10) Like similar card games it can get frustrating if you don’t get cards that make sense. It doesn’t take a lot of commitment so we will definitely be taking this camping. It’s entirely up to you how you want to play the game. Switch up the rules if you want!🤗

Not quite as fun as we had hoped but we did play a couple of rounds of it with our son and his wife tonight.This is a similar style game to Cards against humanity where the players get to pick a card that goes best with the cards in the middle. Each person takes turns to choose 3 cards and they pick two and place them into the middle. This person is the one to choose the winner for that round, and each player gets to do this around the table until someone wins.Each of the other players will choose a circle that best fits or is funniest when paired with the two cards. Like a Venn diagram. The card in the middle is what the other two cards have in common.The idea of the game is to have the best/funniest answer for the chooser to choose you. You get both of the cards out of the middle if you win, or the person who chooses can choose to split the winnings and give 2 players 1 card each.The goal is to get to 7 cards and you win.This set did come with a small box with "adult content" cards which are funnier, but we found a lot of the circle cards were not that great.Another note is that our box came damaged with a spit down the side of it.Not the funniest, would be better played with a larger crowd as a party game.