Thing Thing is a silly card game that we play a lot of at the office. We have cards upon cards of 'things'- places, people, objects, concepts- and we have find ways to relate them, usually with strange results. Playing two or more cards lets you get rid of them, but the category you used to relate them (leaders in their field, hard to get to, stuff I have touched recently, reasons the party didn't go well) may let other players discard cards as well, forcing you to draw new cards to compensate. It is overall a ridiculous activity, one in which each player races to either ditch cards on the turns of other players, or cleverly craft a category that is specific enough to ditch their own cards, but not include anyone else's. In the end, only one player will be left standing, as it is not a game about being a winner. All that matters is you are not Last Place.

Portable, addictive, and silly, Thing Thing is now our go-to party game at all our game nights, and perhaps it may be yours too.

2 - 8 Players | Ages 8+ | 15 Minutes

RIDICULOUS: Describe strange categories to try and lose your own cards, but not allow others to play theirs.

TENSE: Race to run out of things or be the last left standing.

ENGAGING: Challenge and settle strange additions to categories in a bid to get ahead.

EVOLVING: Create your own cards over time to build a stranger and more unique deck for your group.

ELEGANT: Simply presented with cards and a wooden ‘Last Place’ star to track the most recent loser.