Survey says…it’s time to play Platinum Family Feud! Bring Family Feud home and put your family and friends to the test. Based on a national survey, Cardinal Games placed the top answers on the Face Off cards. Blurt out the most popular answers and rack up the points as you battle your way to the
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Added on: July 22, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews
Survey says…it’s time to play Platinum Family Feud! Bring Family Feud home and put your family and friends to the test. Based on a national survey, Cardinal Games placed the top answers on the Face Off cards. Blurt out the most popular answers and rack up the points as you battle your way to the Fast Money Round. The team or player with the highest score wins Family Feud Platinum Edition. Recommended for ages 8 and up.
This game was a disappointment. The cards were labeled wrong This game was a disappointment. The cards were labeled wrong, there were typos on the cards. Also the answers weren’t in order so you had to take a minute and figure out the order for number one through 8. This made the game boring since you couldn’t just scream number 1 answer.
Great game in spite of the pathetic contents I brought this to a big family holiday event and we had a lot of fun with it. I read a lot of reviews on the different versions of Family Feud and decided this would be the best. For the price of the game the contents are very disappointing. As we unwrapped it for the first time, I wished I had looked ahead and brought a wipe board and some type of buzzer. We ended up going with it as it was and used a plastic cup to “swipe” to determine the person first to answer. Our host whom we…
This is a great version of this game This is a great version of this game. The only gripe I have is that on many of the cards, the answers are not sorted in the proper order, meaning the number one answer is not at the top. When someone guesses, to figure out which ordinal answer they picked, you have to scan through the list yourself and figure it out based on the number of respondents. Some of the cards are correctly ordered, but more than half of them are not.