Mishy Match - The Hardest Easy Game Ever - Mensa Award Winning Hilarious Party Game for Adults and Families - Brain Games

The Mishy Match game offers an instructional video that teaches players how to engage with the game in under 2 minutes. Players begin by evenly splitting the deck among all participants, with the objective being to be the first to discard all one's cards.

The gameplay involves taking turns flipping cards into the center of the playing area. As a card is flipped, the player must rapidly state two words - the printed color of the word in the center, followed by the name of the image depicted in the same-colored box. If a mistake is made, such as hesitating or providing the wrong words, the player must take the entire center pile and add it to their hand.

Additionally, there are four special "slap phrases" that, when spoken, prompt players to quickly slap the center pile. The last player to slap the pile must then take it and add it to their hand.

This deceptively simple game, known as the "Mishy Match," capitalizes on the "Stroop effect," a psychological quirk that causes players to struggle with the task of stating the two required words. The resulting hilarity and brain-teasing challenge make this an ideal party game for players of all ages, from children as young as 7 to adults.

Mishy Match has been recognized with the "American Mensa Recommended" game award and the "Sparks Play Critical Thinking" award, highlighting its effectiveness as a brain-training exercise. It can be enjoyed as a family game night activity or utilized as a humorous bar game or drinking game among adults, with players' faces sure to ache from laughter.

The game package includes 48 poker-sized cards (2.5 x 3.5 inches) and instructional cards, providing everything needed for 2 to 6 players to engage in this unique and captivating gameplay experience. Whether played with kids, teens, or adults, Mishy Match promises to create lasting memories and foster a sense of connection and laughter at any gathering.

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