Repos Production Just One

The box art is different from the common Just One so was not sure if this is the authentic version given it's 15% cheaper than other Just One listings on Amazon. Seems authentic and pieces are good quality (I mean there's not much to this game). So go with the cheaper listing to save a few dollars.

Easy to understand and fun to play!

We were looking for a party game that was easy to understand, quick to play and could handle a larger number of people. This one ticked all those boxes and more. It is a fun game that suits a broad range of ages. Best of all, it is a team game. The concept is simple - write a one word clue to help your teammate guess the hidden word - but the execution is excellent. If you write the same word clue as any other player, your clues deleted. So you have to think widely and often laterally to help the person guessing the correct answer. Highly recommended.

Importante que si mínimo tienen que ser 4 personas para que comiencé la diversión! Llegó en perfecto estado, recomiendo mucho este juego.

Many games suffer from a challenge of either being too complicated for guests / family of varying ages and "game interest" or being too lame to hold the attention of serious gamers. Or they need a specified number of players but not too many. If you want to keep a game on hand that you can pull out for just about any occasion or age range, Just One is, well, just that one game! I first played Just One at an outdoor gathering around a bonfire with a large crowd of mostly "mature" adults - it was a hoot. I've played it since in groups ranging from 4 to 10 people, with ages ranging from preteen to retirees, it has really held the interest of all. 4 is about the smallest group that can reasonably play. There is one "guesser" each round and the rest of the group writes down a single word (just one word, get it?) to hopefully convey the Guess Word. And of course the Guesser has "just one" guess. The catch is that if you write the same word as someone else, you both erase your word. So you want to be obvious, but not too obvious that others would write down the same thing. One of the most enjoyable elements of the game is seeing the word associations others come up with. And seeing the guesser connect the dots. For example, say the Guess Word is "fire" and you're playing with 5 people. Two players write "smoke" and cancel each other out. The remaining players have "hot" and "employee". MAYBE the guesser will guess "fire" but they might guess "boss" or something on a completely different train of thought. All said, this is a fun game to have on hand, especially for groups larger than 4.