Wiped Out Party Game, Guessing Game for Families, Teens, Adults with Erasable Clues and Blackout Glasses for 3-6 Players

Bought it to try it out and wow we all loved playing it! I totally recommend for a game night for adults

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Wiped Out is a card game where each player must guess a word by being given up to 4 written clues by another a player. There's a board aspect where a player rolls the dice and the guesser and clue provider have a chance to move spaces for guessing correctly using the clues. Minimum 3 players and great for our family. Doesn't require a lot of room and perfect for on the go travel.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great family game because while you are competing individually to win, you are also working as a team to guess the answer (and as a team to prevent the guesser from getting the answer). My kids love it and it has become our weekly traditions, often involving fits of giggles based on guesses. We do wish it had come with something to erase the boards.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our extended family loves to play games, so we brought it to a family gathering. We had six people playing, ages 12-59. We loved the concept of the game, but found that it was too easy to guess the items on the card. While the game was fun, it is definitely better for a younger group, maybe ages 8-12.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have been looking for a way to break our normal weekend routine of going to different sports games during the day and finishing the night in front of screens. Playing Wiped Out was the perfect break from our same old weekend night. We got together in our dining room to have our first game night in a while. The directions were easy to understand and it didn’t take long at all to get started. Everyone wanted to wear the blackout glasses. We had so much fun playing the game that the kids asked if we could do it again the next night. The best thing about this game is that everyone gets chances to be partners throughout the game. It’s a really creative way to play a team game while still trying to win individually (our family can get pretty competitive). As a parent, any time you can get your whole family to enjoy playing the same game, you feel like you won.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We really enjoyed this game and played for a couple of hours. We did not follow the scoring exactly as written but followed the rest of the rules. My kid especially liked getting to erase the other team's answers as well as the guessing. We had a lot of fun and will be taking this game on the family camping trip next weekend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It was fun and engaing for the whole family. We enjoyed playing together and laughing. We enjoy games that can bring us together and make us laugh. We plan to have some friedns over to play with us and try it out as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Wiped Out! is a fun game that is a little difficult to learn and is definitely for teenagers (the box does say 14+). Once you get the hang of it, it's fun! This game is fun for parties and taking turns with the black out glasses is fun!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Wiped Out is an engaging, high-energy, family friendly board game. The game play is focused more on having fun rather than competition between the players. Wiped Out is unique in how players take turn. Every round has two different players partner up and you will always end up with someone new each time. This game is designed to be accessible to anyone who is colorblind. The way that this is done is by having every pawn piece have a different shape at the top of it so that players can identify their piece by the shape rather than the color. The shapes are also present on the cards that determine which players partner up for a round. With that in mind, I find this game to be an enjoyable experience!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great family friendly game even for kids slightly younger than the suggested age of 14. It engaged everyone and kept everyone’s attention throughout the whole game… would def. But as a gift or recommend to others!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids enjoyed playing the game with friends. They said it was fun and reminded them of other similar games. The box was well made and great for storing the game cards in. This is a great game for a friend get together or family game night with teens.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We played Wiped Out for our family game night with three of us playing. Two adults and one teenage boy. We all enjoyed the game, but would like it better with a few modifications. For the three player game, we had the same person writing clues for the same guessed every time. We felt like this should be alternated like with the versions with more players. It would also be nice if there was a single “0” on the die replacing one of the “1” numbers. The rule with the last place moving double is a bit confusing. We needed up finishing in a 3-way tie. We still enjoyed playing the game though and will definitely be adding it into our rotation of games.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great family fun for the whole family. There were endless laughs and a few surprises to ensure an evening of fun. We really enjoyed the glasses for an element of surprise. Compact game that can be taken anywhere.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Wiped Out is a party game for 3-6 players. Great for the holidays, parties and events. This a competitive game filled with fun. It reminds me of Taboo with a twist! It comes with instructions, blackout glasses, erasable marker & board, timer, cards, pegs, gameboard and a die

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] What a fun game to play as a family! We really enjoyed partnering up with a different person each time, trying to find helpful clues to help the guesser or...sabotage them! Wearing the blackout glasses brought a lot of laughs to our group!! The game can be played by colorblind people, too, and in my opinion, can also help younger players or players with English as a second language, expand their vocabulary while having fun! The only problem we had, is that it took as a second to understand how to play the "last place bonus". Generally, it is an enjoyable game that we would like to also play with a larger group of people, as soon as we have the chance!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game is easy to play. My family of 4 played it with no problems. I love that you play with a different person each time. Awesome game and really gets you to think fast before the timer runs out. We had a plast playing it for several hourse.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] One of the best things about Wiped Out is how simple it is to get started. The rules are straightforward: one player writes down clues to help their teammate guess a secret word, while the opposing team tries to erase some of those clues before the guesser sees them. Because the mechanics are intuitive, you can open the box and be playing within minutes—no long rulebook study session required. The game works best with 3 to 6 players, which makes it flexible for family nights, small gatherings, or casual parties. With more players, the sabotage element becomes even more fun, since there are more opportunities for clever erasing and playful competition. While the box suggests ages 14 and up, younger kids can absolutely join in. The clue-writing and guessing format is easy to grasp, and younger players often surprise adults with creative or unexpected answers. It’s a nice option for mixed-age groups where you want everyone to feel included. The included dry-erase board is a thoughtful touch. It wipes clean with just a tissue, so there’s no need for special cleaners or extra supplies. That makes it easy to reset between rounds and keeps the game moving quickly. Wiped Out is a light, engaging party game that balances teamwork with just enough sabotage to keep things unpredictable. It’s easy to learn, quick to play, and accessible to a wide range of ages. If you’re looking for a game that sparks laughter and friendly rivalry without a steep learning curve, this one is a solid pick.

Such a fun party game. I love the pace and dynamics, super easy to learn, and you change players every turn. The blackout glasses are fun to wear too!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We gave this game a try on our last family game night, and it was definitely a hit! It can be hard to find 3-person games, so I like that this can be played with uneven numbers. The instructions are fairly straightforward, it's easy to play, and the game itself is compact - it would be perfect to take on vacation and play in the hotel room. Lots of fun for all!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game is alot of fun. Keeps your attention and stays intriguing the whole game. Can be challenging for younger kids but allows them to use their knowledge. The glasses are a great addition and picking what you erase is fun.