Perpetual Commotion

Entertains young kids to adults all at once, great!

Love this game. Basically the same as nertz but with cute cards

I pulled this game out for the first time last Thanksgiving when we had a house full. It took just a bit to get the instructions down, but once we did that, everyone playing had a lot of fun. While visiting my sister recently, I purchased one to play at her house. The two of us played well into the night. This game is fast paced and a lot of fun. It can be played with two players, but is more fun with more. If you are a gaming family, this is one to have on hand.

This is a high paced fun game to play. It is also fairly easy to learn and can include a wide range of ages who can still be competitive. I recommend it for long afternoons where endless screen time isn't in the cards.

I got this game for our family game nights after one of us played it elsewhere. It is extremely fun and enjoyable! The game play is fast paced and keeps you on your toes. This is the perfect game for those who don’t enjoy longer drawn out slower games. Even our family members who aren’t as big into games truly enjoy this one! This would make a great gift for game lovers!

This is a great game for all ages. My kids and I have played it several times a week since we got it. They are 10 and 13, and both love it. In order to be competitive, the 10-year-old deals herself fewer cards. With this adjustment, she's right in the hunt for top scores. Both kids love the craziness of racing to play a card before your competitors. Since there are no turns in this game, it's a free-for-all!I have also played this game in groups of 4 - 8 adults (I have an expansion pack, with 2 extra decks), and it's very popular. The more people you have playing, the crazier it gets! There are times when it's like a game of Twister, with everyone trying to reach over/under other people's arms to play their cards. This game has quickly become a family favorite. At get-togethers, I'm not usually in the door for 5 minutes before someone asks, "Did you bring it"?Tip on playing with a big group: inevitably, some seats at the table are better than others, with better reach. Try having everyone rotate seats between rounds - that way no one can blame their bad score on a bad seat!

This is a fast paced game that gets your competitive juices flowing! I like that 6 -12 people can play depending on if you play singly or as a team. We play this every Sunday!

My neices and nephews introduced me to this game when I visited, and I was hooked. Adults and kids can play together and it's a lot of fun for everyone. I've since given this game as gifts and played it with others and everyone has fun with it. Even younger kids can play as long as they can count and read numbers.What I also like about this game is that it is NOT digital or electronic in any way! Imagine that - good old fashioned fun! Not only that, but the older kids do NOT text their friends while playing - the game is just too fast and if they stop to even look at a text message, they loose the round, and they don't want to!In response to the reviewer who said that you can play this with your own regular decks of cards - forget it. You would need 6 decks each with different patterns or colors and have to think too much when getting up to Jacks, Queens, Kings, and then what do you use for "Stop" and "Start" cards? This version of the game is by far the best and most fun for everyone.I'm giving this 4 stars instead of 5 because the gripe I have is that the cards are not as sturdy as they should be, and the more well-played the game is, the more the cards get a workout. Eventually, after much use, the cards become to difficult to play with and handle because of the wear and tear. This is a heads-up to the manufacturer to address this issue in a newer production of this great game.