How To Play 20 Questions
20 Questions Game Rules (PDF Instructions)
3 - 4
Players
8+
Ages
30 MIN
Play Time
$25
Price
20 Questions is a classic game that has been redone with new people, places, and things. 20 Questions has creative clues that the whole family can enjoy together. The object of 20 Questions is to correctly identify well-known people, places and things through a series of clues.
Kids and parents may not know the answers to the same questions, so this is a great game for the entire family. If you feel the itch to play detective and ask a bunch of questions then play 20 Questions with the entire family today.
Kids and parents may not know the answers to the same questions, so this is a great game for the entire family. If you feel the itch to play detective and ask a bunch of questions then play 20 Questions with the entire family today.
- The 20 Questions Game Comes With 378 Game Cards
- 4 Question Mark Playing Pieces
- 20 Red 20 Questions Chips
- 5 Blue "free Guess" Chips
- The Game Board
- 20 Questions Rules And Instructions Booklet
To correctly identify well-known people, places and things through a series of clues. The first player to reach finish wins the game.
Please keep in mind that the official 20 Questions PDF rules listed below could be different depending on the version you have. They should be an exact copy of what came in your original packaging. Download them to view now or print them for later use.
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Eric says:
I saw this at the store and wanted to know more about it. Looks like a fun twist on a trivia game and after glancing through the rules it seems easy enough to play in a party/group setting. I'll have to try this one out.
08-10-2015
I saw this at the store and wanted to know more about it. Looks like a fun twist on a trivia game and after glancing through the rules it seems easy enough to play in a party/group setting. I'll have to try this one out.
Shammy says:
Played this all the time as a kid and is still fun to play at parties. You can almost even create your own version of the game and make up your own words and alter the rules a bit.
10-08-2013
Played this all the time as a kid and is still fun to play at parties. You can almost even create your own version of the game and make up your own words and alter the rules a bit.
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