The history category turned out to be way harder than I expected, which made the trash talk even better. We played for almost two hours and nobody wanted to stop. Nice that four sets means you can split into teams instead of everyone crowding one deck.
Amelia★★★★★
Took this to my parents' place over the weekend and we ended up playing for two hours straight. The Universal deck is sneaky hard, you think you know the answer and then someone guesses way off. Four decks means we haven't even touched the History one yet.
Claire★★★★★
We played the Universal deck two nights in a row and the history one got everyone arguing in the best way. Four categories in one box means we can switch it up without buying another game. It’s simple to teach but the guessing strategy keeps it interesting.