What is the difference between regular Anomia and Party Edition?

The Regular edition comes with two decks: Red and Blue. The rules are exactly the same fore the "Party Edition", it just comes with 6 decks: Orange, Brown, Purple, Pink, Green, and Pink. The rules are exactly the same, it's just more variety and you can use both versions in the same game if you wish. The regular edition decks contain 92 cards and 8 wilds, the party decks each come with 72 categories, 7 wild, and 2 blank customizable cards...so they are slightly smaller, but there are 3 times as many of them.

Would this be playable with someone that is colorblind?

You must look at symbols to respond to the cards as people quickly turn over a card. Symbols are colored. Although the color of the symbol is not important, the colors/shades of the symbols are not bright or deep in color. A light colored symbol may be difficult for someone to 'read' to and respond quickly. HOWEVER, the game is GREAT! Give it a try. If it works out...it's worth it!

ASIN	B00363B5FC
Age Range (Description)	Kid
Age Range Description	Kid
Best Sellers Rank	#113,043 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #4,308 in Board Games
Brand	Anomia
Colour	Multicolor
Container Type	Box
Customer Reviews	4.7 out of 5 stars 2,386 Reviews
Global Trade Identification Number	00667649120102, 00798304062885
Item Dimensions	32 x 102 x 140 Millimeters
Item Package Quantity	1
Item Type Name	board game
Item Weight	295 g
Language	English
Manufacturer	Flat River Group
Maximum Recommended age	168.0
Minimum Recommended age	120.0
Model Year	2019
Number of Items	1
Number of Players	3, 6
Operation Mode	Manual
Other Special Features of the Product	Immersive Cartoon Theme
Package Information	Box
Power Source	Manual
Product Style	Classic
Size	Small
Theme	Cartoons
UPC	667649120102 787799322833 698887577458 793631755790 798304062885 885354597631 795871288717

Anomia Everest Toys, Multicolor - Cartoon Tabletop Game - Ages 3+

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