I believe that the goal of this game is to get the players intoxicated. Just about every other spot makes you take a drink or shot. On most of the cards that you read, it makes you take a drink or shots as well. Another goal of the game, though you don't think of it this way as much, could be to learn more about the people you are playing with. The cards of this game ask very personal questions of the players that have to pick the cards up.

The audience that this game is most geared towards are people over the age of 21 because of the fact that it is a drinking game.

The I've Never Game is played by rolling dice and moving your pawn on the game board. You can either follow the instructions on the game, or you can make your own. It all just depends on how you want to play.

There isn't any specific winner at the end. That is, if you want to play longer than what you normally would, you could just start back over. This all depends on who is playing it and how they want to play it.
Instructions were included in this game box, they are fairly easy to understand. Just about any question I had were down at the bottom of it where there are questions and answers typed on the page. Again, I can't stress enough, the way the game is played is pretty much up to the players.

In my opinion, the design of the game is very unique. The game was very well made, and I do believe that it will last a very long time. There is a game board that came along with this game. The game board has a very unique way of getting your pawn from the start to finish. The path that your pawn will move, is in somewhat of a swirly line. The game board is black and has white words. The white words are surrounded by white conversation bubbles, and have white dotted lines and an arrow that leads to the next conversation bubble. The pawns come in different colors, such as black, white, yellow, red, green, orange, purple, and blue. This game comes with 1 die that is the usual, white with black dots. There are 100 I've Never cards which include the 10 make your own cards. There are 55 spaces on the game board which include the start and finish spaces.