Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Aug 04 '05
Pros: Very fun to play with a bunch of people
Cons: You may need some aspirin if my family plays.
Summary: We have a whole closet full of games and the most popular game at my house is BLURT! The whole concept of the game is to be the first person to Blurt the correct answers out. The first person to get their game piece around the board and back to ...
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Jun 02 '00
Pros: fun, entertaining, makes you think fast
Cons: none
Summary: I come from a family of game players and we are all always searching for a new one to have fun with and I have to say that this is one of my all time favorite games!!!! I bought this game for my mother for Christmas when it was first released and we had...
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Apr 08 '00
Pros: You can see how good your child's vocabulary skills are
Cons: A lot of the adult questions are pretty easy. This is definitely not a game for all adults.
Summary: My family received the game "Blurt" for Christmas this year and we have truly enjoyed it. It is a game that will attract the whole family. There are two levels on each game card so that adults have to answer a more difficult question then a...
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Feb 12 '00
Pros: Hilarious blurts that are perfect for families
Cons: Simplistic answers and play
Summary: Blurt It Out!
How do you Blurt? The rules of the game are simple. While moving around a Pictionary-like gameboard, players must "win" each round by guessing the right word that matches a read description. The winning answer...
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Dec 31 '99
Pros: Good group game
Cons: Potential sore throat
Summary: "Blurt" is one of those games that you really can play over and over again and have so much fun! My first exposure to it was at a family gathering and it was a perfect game for a small group. The game is composed of a large stack of cards...
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Nov 30 '99
Pros: challenging, yet simple
Cons: none
Summary: In this game, you are given a description of a common word, a word that most people know the definition of. For example, "a king or queen's son" is a "prince". The first person who 'blurts' the correct answer gets to move ahead on...
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