TableTopics Dinner Party Question Card Game - 135 Entertaining Conversation S...

Such a fun conversation peace!

These are great conversation starter cards and were a hit at my recent event. Recommend.

These cards are great for both a dinner party or as ice breakers in a meeting at work. While I enjoy playing a game like Cards Against Humanity, it is not suitable for all crowds. This game on the other hand is suitable for all crowds and is good at keeping conversations from becoming political or religious, which is great for a work environment or dinner party where the crowd of people is diverse in opinions and the intent is to find common discussion without much conflict. I have always been impressed with the great conversations that come out of these cards.

did not personally use. I do like these products. think I gifted it!

We have purchased a few of these cubes and love them. We live in a very small community that all hang out together. Everyone gets excited when I bring out 'the box' for all to enjoy. We also entertain very often and this box is a great way to relax and have meaningful conversations with your quests. It also gets everyone involved in the same conversation. I bought this product thinking it was a combo pack since it was more expensive than the rest of the cubes for some reason. In the picture it shows, 'not your mothers dinner party' and the original ' dinner party' cubes. What actually arrives is just the 'dinner party' cube (light blue). I was a bit bummed, but they still are great fun! This product comes inside a thick clear plastic cube which is very durable but the cards are card stock paper. Don't leave the cube outside if you live in humidity. We live at the beach and I had to iron the cards after being ruffled by the marine layer. Just a heads up.

Really enjoyed the Table Topics questions. It was perfect for after dinner conversation!

I purchased this to be used with my middle school students in our classroom, as we interview new people weekly; I thought that it would keep the conversation going, but it ultimately falls flat. Many of the questions feel uninspired, a bunch are off-center in print, and we found some typos; overall, I wouldn't stress it, but for the price you'd be better off purchasing something else. I'd recommend "Tell Me More" -- 52 cards from Compendium (live-inspided.com). Every question that we've pulled from that pack has been a hit so far! You can purchase the "Tell Me More" cards from Amazon for like half the price of this set.

Bought for my mother and played with family. It was such a hit I bought three more as Christmas gifts!

Great for a dinner party. Made our night very interesting and the questions made for lots of conversations. Our guest really enjoyed it.

This is a great topic starter. Very expensive.

Ever been at a dinner party where the only conversation topics are the weather, work complaints, and “So… how do you know the host?” Enter TableTopics Dinner Party, the deck of conversation cards designed to save your social life (or at least make you seem more interesting). With a simple draw of a card, you can go from small talk snooze-fest to deep philosophical debate over mashed potatoes. One minute, you’re pondering “What’s your guilty pleasure TV show?” and the next, you’re passionately defending The Bachelor like it’s a constitutional right. The best part? These cards work for every guest dynamic: With friends: Expect heated debates about who would survive a zombie apocalypse. With family: Suddenly, Grandma is admitting to a rebellious past you never saw coming. With coworkers: HR-approved bonding over “What’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever eaten?” (Spoiler: it’s not your sad desk lunch.) Overall, TableTopics Dinner Party is like a social life cheat code—turning even the most mundane meals into hilarious, heartfelt, or downright bizarre discussions. Just be warned: some questions might expose more about your friends than you ever wanted to know. 10/10, would stir the pot again (figuratively and literally).

Great for dinner conversation

These are great, great conversation starters with no competitive Edge.