University Games, Smart Ass Trivia The Ultimate Who, What, Where Party Game , for Families and Adults Ages 12 and Up and 2 to 6 Players
Original price was: $24.99.$12.32Current price is: $12.32.
Who’s the Smart Ass among your friends and family? Find out with this outrageous, fast-paced party game. Each question has eight clues. The first player to yell out the correct answer wins the round and takes a step closer to being the ultimate Smart Ass. No specific knowledge base is required, so even a Dumb Ass can win!
Shouting Allowed: Play Smart Ass, the game where it’s ok to yell out the answer, even when it’s not your turn.
Answer Correctly and Win: Be the first to answer the who, What, and where Am I questions, and move closer to being the ultimate Smart Ass
More Content: Are you already a Smart Ass fan, but ready feel like you’ve played your original game to death? Have no fear! All new content is here! Smart Ass is new again, with completely new topics and clues.
What’s Included: Game Board, 6 Playing Pieces and Stands, 411 Question Cards, Jumbo Category Die, Jumbo Movement Die, Instructions
Why We Love It: If you’re looking for a fun family game that will get everyone laughing while they exercise their brains, Smart Ass is it! It’s a fast-paced party game with tons of questions about people, places and things. You’ll be surprised how much you know when the pressure’s on to come up with answers quickly. The first person to answer the topic card correctly earns the point and the bragging rights among the group, of course!
HOW TO WIN: Be the fastest player to answer the Who, What, and Where Am I topics from the eight clues on the card and make your way to THE END to be crowned the ultimate Smart Ass.
SHOUT IT OUT: Be ready with a witty answer, even when it’s not your turn! The first player to make it from start to finish on the game board wins in this family-friendly party trivia game.
WHY WE LOVE IT: If you’re looking for a fun family game that will get everyone laughing while they exercise their brains, Smart Ass is it! It’s a fast-paced party game with tons of questions about people, places and things
WHO’S IT FOR: This party game is great for adults and families looking for a fun game night with players ages 12 and up.
FUN NO MATTER WHAT: Play the standard way with 2 to 6 players or bring the whole crew in on the fun and break into teams.
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Bhavin Y mehta –
Not a good game for indians … all questions based on USA. Waste of money
[...]AA –
Very fun and competitive game… We usually play in groups of 4 – 6 players. Only downside is that you can’t play it again once you’ve gone through all the questions… but you can buy extensions packs/extra questions later on.
[...]maree nixon –
Great
[...]Cliente de Amazonlupa –
Jugamos mis nietas y yo
[...]Charl –
Smart Ass equally brings our family together and tears it apart! Amazing game, really fun and theres something to learn from every session. We have 2 editions and have just ordered the 3rd board game edition, if you are looking for a game with all kinds of knowledge I cannot recommend Smart Ass enough!
[...]Chevonne C. Bartlett –
You really do need to be “Smart” but no so much an “Ass” – Trivial Pursuit level game
[...]The concept of the game is simple, but it’s definitely not an easy game to play! I read the reviews and thought this would be fun for my family with teenaged kids. The cover illustration screams “Kids!” We were looking for a laid back, make you laugh, and have fun while eating popcorn and gummy bears type of game. Unfortunately, the game is more like Trivial Pursuit. My teens had a very difficult time scoring as the trivia was not simple or general knowledge or suited for their age. There were a lot of difficult clue cards that, in my opinion, only brainiacs would know ranging from Greek history to little-known geographic locations to specific science terms. Because of this, we all lost interest very quickly and abandoned the game after one use. The default scoring factor is the only reason the game was even finished.Unless you are a very smart group or you like Trivial Pursuit and have a mind for remembering facts, I would not recommend this game for a fun-filled family game night with young kids or teens.
NJT –
Surprisingly fun!
[...]I ordered this game for my daughter and her husband who are in their 20s. We played the game as a family (adults but the topics are clean) and played three times in a row because we had so much fun. Highly recommend even if you hate trivia like I do haha!
jill rebholz –
Great game for teens and adults!
[...]This game is really fun. I was amazed at how much information my teens knew. We played several rounds upon opening it. I can see a problem arising once you’ve gone through the cards a few times and know the answers; but that will take quite a while since there are so many cards. I highly recommend this game!
Elizabeth Marcheschi –
Super Fun!
[...]My friends and I played this game on New Year’s, and laughed hard! The questions were harder than we thought… some questions were a little challenging, but we had others that were not so hard.We are all looking forward to playing this one again!Also – easy instructions on YouTube!
Steve tool –
good gift, fast shipping
[...]fun for adults
SmartOne –
Fun trivia game
[...]I bought this to play with family on Christmas and everyone really had fun. It isn’t simple/easy trivia but not too hard either. We laughed a lot and admitted that we weren’t going to remember most of what we learned (for the ones we didn’t know). It provided the opportunity for some great memories.
LQ –
Family Game Night Fun!
[...]We purchased a smaller version of this game first with a very limited number of cards and then this version. It’s so fun for every member of the family (12 and up!). You can play individually or as teams and there are so many cards and questions! Very entertaining! Because of the “obstacles” on the game board, the brainiac in the group doesn’t necessarily win the game.
S. Willard –
Our Family Game Night Favorite – So Much Fun
[...]I bought this trivia game for our weekly family game night, and it quickly became a hit! We loved it so much that we ended up buying all the editions and expansions. The game is kind of like 20 questions—it’s fast-paced and really fun. The board can be a little frustrating sometimes, but in a good way that keeps everyone laughing (especially when it’s your opponents’ turn, haha). If you’re looking for a fun, family-friendly trivia game, this one should definitely be in your rotation. Highly recommend!