I was really expecting a few new and exciting games that we could play. For the most part, I found these games to be lame and not much fun. My wife and I tried a couple and just thought they were ridiculous. The book is divided into categories as follows.

GOSSIP: In these games, you are to tell something about someone or yourself that is probably embarrassing or will start a fight. Sort of like magnified truth or dare. Not really so much fun unless you like sending all your guests away pissed off at each other.

Next is CRIMINAL ACTIVITY: A repeat of section one in a way. It again has people just admitting to crimes they have done and then either acting them out or making a guessing game of what they might be.

This is followed by VULGARITY: There are three games in this section. All dumb. The first one is based on the same lame ideas in the first two sections. Four people tell the grossest things they have ever done. Everyone else votes on whose is the grossest… (Sounds like grade school to me). This is followed by two scavenger hunt games where you try to find gross stuff and take pictures of it.

Our next category is DIRTY TALK: these are games sort of like the Newly Wed game. A question is asked and the couples or guests write down the answers. The answers are revealed and if your closest to the original or your partners you win. Not totally terrible games… Not completely original either.

The fifth section is COUPLES ONLY: The first game is just using a standard set of dice and assigning actions to them. They have manufactured dice out that you can buy and do that. It is not a new game. The next two games are the same. Make a wish – Romantic and mean versions. Each player writes down something they want if they win. Then you ask questions to the other person that they answer. If they get it right they get a point if not they do not. Most points wins and gets their wish. WOW! The final game here is that your write down things and put them in a bowl or hat and pull them out and do them.

There are three more sections. Physical Contact, Risque, Drinking, and Traditional Drinking. As you can tell already, I did not find this to be the most exciting book of games I had ever read.