Here sits the biggest celerbation of shamelessness in all of card game kingdom.
Oh, the Shame! Is one part original edition and two parts fan submission, boasting two expansion packs stuffed with mind-beinding conversation starters written by the glorious bunch of weirdos that are The Shame of Life fans.
CONTENTS
ORIGINAL EDITION, RETURN OF THE SHAME & THE SHAME STRIKES BACK
180 QUESTIONS, 10 BLANK DIY CARDS & 4 GAME MODES
If you could have an animal part grafted onto your body, what would it be and where?
What would you add to the sport of golf to improve viewership figures?
What is God's least favourite thing about you?
Lay an egg every hour or have chickens attack you whenever you don't think about chickens?
If you could have an animal part grafted onto your body, what would it be and where?
What would you add to the sport of golf to improve viewership figures?
What is God's least favourite thing about you?
Lay an egg every hour or have chickens attack you whenever you don't think about chickens?
Players respond to the questions on the card. If you want to play competitively, the best contribution wins a round.
The first to win five rounds wins the game.
Typically anywhere between 30 minutes to two hours. It really depends on the number of people playing. This game has questions that can lead to wild and weird tangents, so it varies widely. The general rule would be with more players the longer the game
If you just want to play casually, it doesn't matter.
For a competitive game, to get a good mix of opinions and better voting, we recommend playing with four or more players.
For people who love it chaotic and sloppy, this is an absolute free-for-all. The players respond in a natural, conversational way. The card reader chooses the best contributor.
For the people who love order and the limelight in equal measure. The players take turns to respond to each card. The card reader chooses the winner.
For the friends who like to see the bosses sweat. Flip the game completely on its head by making the card reader respond to each card and have the other players vote on whether they did a good enough job..
Great for introducing new people to the game. At the start of the game, the players elect a Dictator. Throughout the game the Dictator decides how each round will be played, picks the winners for each round, and adds any extra context to the discussions.
