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๐ Pocket-sized wordplay, endless laughsโdonโt miss out on the ultimate family challenge!
Chronicle Books' After Dinner Amusements Name That Word! is a compact, portable card game featuring 52 cards with 50 fresh prompts. Packaged in a sturdy, handbag-friendly tin, itโs designed for 2+ players to enjoy a fun, vocabulary-challenging experience perfect for family gatherings and social occasions.




| Best Sellers Rank | 121,631 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) 4,906 in Hobbies & Games |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 106 Reviews |
H**S
Fun, sturdy tin box and playfully competitive!
Great little portable game, especially for groups (you need a minimum of 2 to play it) - The sturdy tin is actually pocket/handbag size! Lots of cards inside and quite challenging in terms of using your vocabulary to describe a thing or place without saying itโs name! Fun and playfully competitive.
J**L
Great family game
Bought for the holidays and really looking forward to playing with the family
H**Y
A bit small
Bought as a gift
A**R
Great game for all ages
Good fun game for all the family
L**H
Fun game with the family
Small tin, easy to take with you, fun for the whole family.
C**Z
Fun in class
I loved it, it seems easy but it is not, it is challenging, you will enjoy, if you like live classes. I even played with my family.
M**E
Pocket and go
Great game for everyone car,restaurant,bring to a friend's.. not bulky
Z**S
love it
love it , super small and practical
J**N
Mainly a 'one shot' game...
While the idea is good, the game isn't really much of a game. It's not a bad game though. The premise is simple, the cards will have a word on the top, and then a few words below it that you CAN'T use. The person with a card needs to describe the top word, without using any words on the card. It's a reasonable challenge, nothing special. I would probably give this 3.5 stars, but I rounded up because the cards are well made and it comes in a metal tin. The biggest issue with this game is that with 50 cards, there isn't much replay value in it. Once people have played it a couple times, they will know all the words used. This would probably be a handy game to bring with you on a road trip or something. Doesn't take up much space, and there are enough cards to keep people entertained for a while.
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