Bloggers love Blurt!

“Do you and your family enjoy playing fun board games? If so, the new Blurt! game is a must-have for family game night and parties with friends.”

“I'm always looking for board games that all of my kids can play together. There is something about the board game Blurt that has drawn them all in and made them want to play with it all the time.”

“Blurt! succeeds because it gets the balance between skill and chance just right... I think it would make a great family or classroom game.”

“...a perfect family game and great for homeschoolers.... a big thumbs up from all of us who played it!”

“This is one of the fastest, funniest board games I have played in a long time. And the best part is it allows me to spend quality time with my kids and have them learn all at the same time... I love this game and I know you will too.”

“....not only fun, but educational too. I'm excited to play it again. It would be a great family gift idea too.”

“Blurt would make a great gift for a tween or to give as a family gift! In this fast-paced game of word recall...a great vocabulary builder for kids, a hilarious addition to adult parties, and a must for family game night.”

Blurt! is one of those games that requires not only skill, but lots of humor. I couldn’t stop laughing at the funny phrases coming out of my mouth and even found myself ’stumped’ a few times to figure out the correct word. Families will love playing this game together as it encourages lots of good ‘ol fashion interaction and lots of outrageous humor!

“Blurt right up my alley; easy to play for a wide range of ages and language abilities, not technical in the least, and often hilarious! Besides being tons of fun, Blurt is great exercise for your mind and would be fun learning game, especially for older elementary or ESL students. Blurt gets two thumbs up from me for a fun after-dinner game for those of us who don’t like trivia or war-based board games...”

“Blurt is a fun, interactive game...great for the family... makes you laugh...wonderful family game”