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Apples to Apples

A fun, fast-paced party game that sparks laughter by matching nouns to quirky adjectives.

1999
Community verdict Pass 0% positive 1 verdict
Bluffing Casual Party Groups Social Tactical

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You may like this if you enjoy…

  • Reading the room and talking your way through
  • Short-horizon optimization and clever combos
  • Reading and lying to people at the table
  • Approachable, gateway-friendly rules

You may not like this if…

  • You're after heavy strategic depth

Apples to Apples is a 1999 board game for 4 players, ages 12 and up. A typical game runs 30 to 60 minutes and plays at light complexity. It was designed by Mark Alan Osterhaus and Matthew Kirby and published by Out of the Box Publishing.

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Apples to Apples is a party game where players match noun cards from their hand to an adjective card played by the judge each round. The judge selects the best or funniest match, encouraging creativity and humor among players. It is easy to learn, highly social, and supports large groups, making it popular for casual play.

Designed by

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Mark Alan Osterhaus, Matthew Kirby