Identity Games Poopyhead Card Game - The Game Where Number 2 Always Wins!

This is such a big hit with our grandsons. They love playing the game and it does reinforce the steps of using the toilet appropriately; flushing, washing up, etc. It is a little hard for the youngest, (3 years), to keep up with the pace of the game, but we solve this by laying our cards down on the table in front of us with all of the categories together in rows. That way, it is easier to see what you have and play it quickly without having to hold all of the cards in your hand. A fun game for the family.

My kids absolutly loved this game. We started playing it with them and didnt show them the poopy band until one of them lost. They laughed and thought it was so funny. The game probably wont get used again or very rarely but their reaction to the game was totally worth buying it. After the 5 poopy bands were distributed they were wanting me to pull more poops out. Very cute game. If you want to make your kids laugh, I would definitely recommend it !!

Hahahaha!! Having a 6 year old, there is much talk of poo! Book fairs have numerous books about underwear and well,...wow... So when I saw this game, I figured she would love it! And I was correct.. it tickles the fancy of a child, plus it emphasises good hygiene: toilet, poo, paper, WASH!.. Cards must be played in order, and whoever has the most left has to wear the poo on their head.. a very funny option for game night!!

Full disclosure: I am a grown woman who bought this game for her grown friends. With that being said, I understand it's for children, but I wish more cards came in the deck so the game could last longer. Our whoopie cushion also only survived one game. The second time I went to play it there was a giant tear in it. The game is very playable without it, but it took away some of the laughs. I also suggest having a straw handy as the cushion is difficult to blow up on its own. All in all, I think the game is super fun and we enjoyed ourselves a little too much. Recommended for immature adults and children.

I love this game and so does my son. My son is 10 years old with high functioning autism with mild intellectual disability. The game is simple enough for him to follow and because of the bathroom humor it brought on the giggles. My older daughter whose 14 and nieces who are 14, 17 and 20 played the game with us. We laughed throughout playing the game and had awesome time playing it. It was a great way to get my son to interact with us. I would recommend this for older child like my son who is high functioning.

This. Game. Is. HILAROUS!!!! I got this gift as a joke but we had such a fun time with it. You can't take yourself to serious when you have poop on your head! Everyone was laughing and we had such a great time. It is a crazy game and I understand who in the world would buy a game called Poopyhead and put poop on their head but it really is such a funny game. Its so easy to play and the directions are not hard to follow at all! If your wanting a laugh I suggest this game

Great idea as my 5 y.o. is all about "poopy" everything. I do feel after reading the instructions of the game, it may be a bit to advanced for my 5 y.o. However we are still on basic games like candy land and go fish. I didn't look at age recommendations during purchase. I will try the game with him in a few months, but the game itself really looks like it could be a fun family game.

Just not a very fun game. The first 10 minutes are laughable because you and your friends and family are wearing poop on your head, but after that it gets old quickly. It's too frantic and requires no skill whatsoever. Give me a game like scattergories or balderdash any day.

If you have young charges that love poop and fart jokes this is the game for them! The laughing is non-stop. This was a huge hit when all the cousins got together. Loved it because the little ones that weren’t quite old enough to play still had lots of fun. Kept everyone busy and out of trouble for a good while!

My young grandkids loved it. Had a great time playing with it.

The game was fun but our whoopie cushion was broken, which kind of ruins the game. The instructions of the game made it sounds very confusing but once you actually played it was easy.

Got this for my 6 year old nephew for Christmas. Little boys and their obsessions over bums, poop and farts and this was exactly the perfect gift! He was so excited he actually ripped part of the box trying to open it. Was very easy to learn the rules & even possible to make it a bit easier (adding rules for little ones). I especially liked the email I received thanking my in advanced for leaving a review, that was clever! Overall, I recommend this game for anyone with killer ones, or that adult still living like a kid.

Hard to follow the instructions