Mine Turtle: an Explosive Game of Truth Or Dare, Featuring Over 100 Silly Mission Cards, Perfect Board Game for Teenagers, Families and Adults, Great for Game Night

Great fun, 1 or 2 of the questions might seem kinda risque but they can be interpreted as such a well as being interpretted as light hearted as you'd like. I had a couple of hours of fun with the whole family as well as 1on1 sessions of it.Enjoyable time, easy to learn, you cant go wrong with this.

Very fun game! Me and all my friends really enjoyed it!

The showstopper of this game is the turtle with the red button on top.We played three games and got about 1/3 of the way through the deck of challenge cards.There is a good variety of cards, with simple dares, not-so-dark secrets, and a lot of fill-in-the-blank opportunities for the people playing the game to dial in their desired level of difficulty or embarrassment.The instruction card is easy to read, doesn't involve a lot of fine print or complicated rules, and it defaults to the group charting their own course for fun.Very well put together game, where the players bring the stories or the fun. But the game does provide a good structure to take you out of your SHELL if you're shy.

My kids love it so much it's annoying

Family loved this game

The media could not be loaded. This is a fun game. It gives you some different ways to play. A typical game is played where all players take 3 cards, and after using a card, they draw another. You can choose to allow players to select the whoever they want to do a challenge, or everyone sits in a circle and turns are taken going around, challenging the person sitting on their left. It also has a random roulette mode where you draw a random card when it's your turn to play.The game comes with 120 cards and on each one, it shows the number of button presses you need to make if you refuse or fail to do the mission. The cards themselves are good quality and have amusing illustrations on them.Each card has a mission, and so players take a card and assign the mission to another player. That player must then decide to attempt the mission or refuse it. If they fail to complete the mission or they refuse to do the mission, they have to press the button on the turtle the number of times it says to on the card.The turtle will "explode" after a random number of button presses that can take multiple turns. When the turtle "explodes", it is game over. It says you can make the game more interesting by having the player who detonates the turtle do something like eat a spoonful of chili powder or do a full-body waxing.The turtle looks like what's shown on the box. It has the same smile and the box shows it with a speech bubble saying "hello" - the turtle actually says hello when you turn it on. The button on it's back glows red when you turn it on and when it "explodes." When you press the button it makes a sort of click sound like a mine or some other sound effects. When it "explodes", it's just a sound effect it makes and it sounds like it vibrates a few times. I was kind of hoping it might do something more interesting, like move or pop up or something, but it doesn't. It's still pretty cute and makes the game more interesting. After the turtle "explodes," it's ready for play automatically, so you can just start playing another round.It doesn't come with batteries, so you need 2 AAA batteries to put in it, and a mini screw driver to open the battery panel, which is doesn't come with. It has an instruction pamphlet which explains how to play with illustrations that match the style on the cards.Overall, I think it is a fun and creative game. It has a good mix of easy and challenging missions, and the flexibility in game play means that you can make it suit your needs and who you play it with. Everything it comes with is great quality from the cards to the turtle.

As a self-proclaimed game night enthusiast, I'm always on the lookout for new and exciting ways to entertain my friends and family. That's why I was thrilled to discover Mine Turtle, a hilariously explosive game of truth or dare that's become the crown jewel of our game night collection. I remember the first time we played Mine Turtle like it was yesterday. We were a group of six friends, all eager to see what this quirky game was all about. As we opened the box and began to read through the instructions, we couldn't help but laugh at the absurdity of it all. The game's premise is simple: carry out silly missions to avoid blowing up the Mine Turtle. The first person to make it go "BOOM" loses. As we started playing, the laughter and excitement were palpable. The game's over 100 silly mission cards had us doing everything from singing ridiculous songs to performing awkward dance moves. The Mine Turtle's iconic catchphrases, borrowed from the asdf movies, added an extra layer of humor to the game. What I loved most about Mine Turtle was its ability to bring our group together. We're a diverse bunch, with different interests and senses of humor, but this game managed to appeal to everyone. It was the perfect icebreaker, helping us to relax and have fun together. As the night wore on and the laughter continued to flow, I realized that Mine Turtle was more than just a game – it was an experience. It was a chance to let loose, be silly, and enjoy the company of good friends. In short, Mine Turtle has become a staple of our game night collection. It's a hilariously entertaining game that's guaranteed to bring laughter and excitement to any gathering, 5 Stars!

I picked up this Mine Turtle game hoping for a unique gaming experience, but found it's essentially a Truth or Dare game with an asdfmovie skin. The cards feature illustrations from the popular YouTube series, which fans will immediately recognize and appreciate. As someone familiar with asdfmovie, I enjoyed the nostalgic nods to the Mine Turtle character and other references. However, beyond the themed illustrations, the gameplay itself doesn't break new ground. It's straightforward and accessible, but lacks depth for those expecting more innovative mechanics. Note that it requires 2 AAA batteries that are not included.Pros:- Faithful illustrations that capture the asdfmovie aesthetic- Easy to learn for casual game nights- Nostalgic appeal for fans of the YouTube seriesCons:- Limited gameplay beyond basic Truth or Dare mechanics- Requires 2 AAA batteries not included in the package- Lacks strategic depth for serious board game enthusiasts