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Have you ever eaten too much pizza? Gotten gum stuck in your hair? Surprised a friend? You’ll laugh out loud as you and your friends and family try to fool each other with hilarious stories from your lives as you play this storytelling game. When you read a question from a card, the secret flip of the coin tells you if your answer should be true or made up.When you hear a story, vote points on if you think a player is telling the truth or pulling your leg. You’ll win points if you’re right but lose them if you’re wrong. Think you can bluff your friends and family? Don’t let them fool you! Score enough points, and you win!This game book features cards with over 600 questions and instructions on how to play this game in person or over a video call with two or more people.Praise for You’re Pulling My Leg! Junior: This is pure fun! We loved this game. It made us laugh hysterically. Encourages the players to interact and gives them a chance to learn about each other. -iPARENTING MEDIA AWARDS Teaches while challenging children to understand what makes an interesting, compelling, and believable story. Knowing your audience, playing to that audience, and selling your ideas are some pretty heavy things to find in a simple game, but that is just what testers reported witnessing in their children as they played this game over and over. There are elements of improvisational acting here, and along the way, you’ll be surprised how much you learn either about your own kids or about others. - THE NATIONAL PARENTING CENTER
Everyone enjoyed this game. The kids got a big kick out of it and just could not stop laughing. - PARENT TO PARENT
