How To Play Over-Rated
Over-Rated Game Rules (PDF Instructions)
3+
17+
45 MIN
$18
This 5 Star Party Game is a hilarious competition where you can match the most amusing "Review" card with the ridiculous "Location" card in every round. Get your friends and family involved and have fun creating hilarious combinations. For instance, you may be asked to match a Review card with a Location card such as "My School" or "Antarctica." The simple game rules come to you from the same makers of What Do You Meme? and Grounded For Life.
This game is intended for players aged 17 and older, as it contains mature content. It's recommended to play with at least 3 players though more is always more fun. The game involves rotating drawing a Location card, while the remaining players compete to play the funniest Review card. After each player has played their chosen Review card, the judge for that round awards a point to the funniest one. Tell us what you think of Over-Rated and read through the simple game rules below.
The game Over-Rated should come with the following components. These are based off of the original game and don't include components from any expansion packs or different editions.This game is intended for players aged 17 and older, as it contains mature content. It's recommended to play with at least 3 players though more is always more fun. The game involves rotating drawing a Location card, while the remaining players compete to play the funniest Review card. After each player has played their chosen Review card, the judge for that round awards a point to the funniest one. Tell us what you think of Over-Rated and read through the simple game rules below.
- 150 Location Cards
- 350 Review Cards
- Official Over-Rated Game Rules And Instructions
Continue playing until the first player acquires five Location Cards, or until the game loses its excitement.
Perparation: Divide the Location Cards and Review Cards into two separate decks. At the start of each round, every player is dealt seven Review Cards.
Game Play: The individual who brought the game assumes the role of the judge in the first round. The judge selects a Location Card and reads it aloud before positioning it in the center of the table. Every player, excluding the judge, then selects a Review Card that corresponds to the Location Card and places it face down in the center of the table.
After every player has submitted their Review Card, the judge reads each Review Card aloud and selects the most appealing card to conclude the round. The winner earns the Location Card as a point, and the game continues. The judge's position shifts to the left, and the aforementioned steps are repeated.
If the current judge draws a Judge's Choice Card, they have the option of selecting the location for that round. This card allows the judge to personalize the game by choosing a location that is specific to them or another player. For instance, the judge may choose their own apartment or another player's bedroom. Get creative!
Continue playing until the first player acquires five Location Cards or until the game loses its appeal. Remember, even the best things must eventually come to an end.
Please keep in mind that the official Over-Rated rules and instructions could be different depending on the game version you have. The rules below are some of the exact directions that came in the original packaging and will teach you how to play Over-Rated. Download these original PDF game rules or print them for later use.
Game Play: The individual who brought the game assumes the role of the judge in the first round. The judge selects a Location Card and reads it aloud before positioning it in the center of the table. Every player, excluding the judge, then selects a Review Card that corresponds to the Location Card and places it face down in the center of the table.
After every player has submitted their Review Card, the judge reads each Review Card aloud and selects the most appealing card to conclude the round. The winner earns the Location Card as a point, and the game continues. The judge's position shifts to the left, and the aforementioned steps are repeated.
If the current judge draws a Judge's Choice Card, they have the option of selecting the location for that round. This card allows the judge to personalize the game by choosing a location that is specific to them or another player. For instance, the judge may choose their own apartment or another player's bedroom. Get creative!
Continue playing until the first player acquires five Location Cards or until the game loses its appeal. Remember, even the best things must eventually come to an end.
Please keep in mind that the official Over-Rated rules and instructions could be different depending on the game version you have. The rules below are some of the exact directions that came in the original packaging and will teach you how to play Over-Rated. Download these original PDF game rules or print them for later use.
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