Dyce Games First to Worst Party Game

First to Worst is a game where you try to rank 5 things from 1-5 based on who the judge is for the round. This one is cooperative so you all discuss and agree (or disagree) on where to put each number. You get a point for each right card and the game gets a point for each wrong card. Have more points than the game at the end to win! This one was surprisingly hard to win! You had to get 3 out of 5 right most times to win, but we’d always be close but mix the order of three things and just barely lose to the game. This one also made hilarious discussions, especially when my father-in-law was always right but we always out ruled him!

What a fun game! We really enjoyed this fun group game getting to know your friends more as a group. You have to rank one person's favorite to worst out of 5 options as a team. Very fun & different!

This game gets the party started! So much fun, we couldn’t stop laughing! You need this game for game night!

Fun game! Lots of laughs especially when you think you know someone and they surprise you. Always fun even with older kids. Great adult party game. Learn to play in 3 mins. So simple.

There's no strategy ... just conversation. It's a super fun game for all ages.

Want a game where you can both celebrate what you know about your friends and family while also getting to know them better? “First to Worst” is the game you need. After playing this with a mixed group of friends I discovered that the diversity of friend circles actually improved game play. We all finished the game knowing each other better, whether it was our first time meeting or we’d been friends for years. This is a cooperative game you can play with all ages, possibly even with non-readers, although they will need assistance when it’s their turn to rate their five topics from first to worst. The cooperative nature of the game makes it an easy introduction for non-gamers, too. One friend was hesitant about game night, as she labels herself “bad at games.” However, after playing this as well as Dyce Games’ “This or That,” she declared them both really good games. I will definitely be moving “First to Worst” to the top of my party games que.

This was fun! My family didnt know me as well as they thought! :) It brought up lots of family conversation and stories.

Great fun game that's sure to bring laughs and some fun debates. Played this several times with ages from 12 to 65 years old. Everyone really enjoyed it! Would recommend!

Really fun game for all

Loved this game! Kept all ages of our yr family engaged for quite a while. Enjoyed seeing how well we actually know each other!

This is a great game to get to know eachother. Even if you are playing with your family, you still manage to learn something new about them. Appreciated that it was family friendly and all ages in our family could play!

What a fun way to get to know others! Perfect game for a kids sleepover or even an adult get together

This is a great game with great replayability. It provides tons of laughs and side eye views. Great game for game nights with your friends that will test everyone's knowledge of eachother!

First to Worst is a fun party game that’s easy to learn and great for groups. One player secretly ranks five items while everyone else works together to guess the correct order. It’s simple to play, encourages lots of conversation, and always leads to funny debates. The quick rounds make it easy to keep everyone engaged, and it’s a great choice for family game nights or gatherings. We had a blast playing and will definitely bring it out again! 🎲

This was such a fun game. We first played in on a lazy Sunday afternoon with our kids, then brought it to a big family gathering. It was so entertaining for both settings. It's a casual game, which we loved.

We were provided this game from Tyrazon and Dyce in exchange for product reviews. We played this game with a small group of extended family members ranging from 6-80, I think it would be more fun with a larger group of people so they could defend (I mean discuss!! ;)) why they think the judge was going to rank things a certain way. However, I also think it could be used to get to know someone (i.e. one-on-one) as well. Sometimes I think it's hard to rank the things because they are so unrelated (i.e. favorite food, and Hawaii) versus if there were similar things (i.e. beach, mountains, amusement parks, etc.) it might be a little easier. Overall, it was quick and easy to learn though, a major plus if you're playing with littles. I think we'll try this game again when we have a game night with friends!

This game comes in First with our friends and family

I received a copy of this game in exchange for my honest review, and I am happy to say this is a great game, it’s so much fun. When we played, we played cooperatively, competing against the game score. Honestly, keeping score really isn’t even necessary to have fun. One person puts down 5 cards, and thinks about how they would rank them from “first to worst”. After deciding, the Ranker places number cards face down with their ranking. The other players decide which order they think the Ranker chose, and they put down the number cards in the order they think. To score, for each correct guess the players get a point, and for every incorrect guess, the Game gets the point. The game continues until everyone has had a chance to be the Ranker and the score is tallied, to see if the players won or the game won. This is such a fun game as everyone is trying to guess what the Ranker would choose and trying to convince others to agree with you. Lots of back and forth conversations, it's not easy for the Ranker to keep a straight face.

Easy to play and suitable for children through seniors. You can play for just a few minutes or as long as you wish. It's fun to get to know one another with this game.

This is a really fun game whether you have known each other for years or not. It's easy to play. We don't keep score when we play, it's not a game where there is a winner, it's just for fun and getting to know each other better. I think it's best with a group of 4 to 6 so there is discussion. I think it's fun to hear different people's opinions.