Party Game Pass auf, was du sagst for Teenagers

The basic rules of this classic are quickly explained: questions get asked, and yes, no and maybe are banned as answers. So you rephrase, dodge or give a longer honest reply. Only players who answer cleverly enough can score.

Tricky special cards make the whole thing even funnier. You play with the question cards, whose questions are numbered, and the details are set out in the folded rules sheet. Along with plenty of laughs, the odd confession slips out too.

The box has the shape and size of a card deck, comes in mint green and is covered in a colourful confetti pattern. Inside you will find the question cards with their numbered questions, framed in pink, yellow and turquoise, plus the folded rules sheet in concertina format.

• Card game in German
• Question cards with numbered questions
• Tricky special cards
• Card frames in pink, yellow and turquoise
• Folded concertina rules sheet
• Mint green box with a confetti pattern
• Box size: 10.4 x 7.1 x 2.9 cm
• Weight: 170 g
• Recommended for ages 12 and up
• Not suitable for children under 3 years, choking hazard due to small parts

Recommended for ages 12 and up, the game fits groups of friends and school classes. It is not suitable for children under 3 years because of the small parts.

At 10.4 x 7.1 x 2.9 cm and 170 g, the box disappears into any backpack and comes along on a school trip, to the next party or to an evening with nothing else planned. As a present it works at Christmas, for a birthday, for Secret Santa and as a small something for teenagers from parents or godparents.

Read the folded rules sheet together once before you start, so everybody has the three banned words in mind. After that one thing helps most: think for a moment rather than answer fast, because a spontaneous yes is lost straight away.

When a question like whether you are in love right now comes up, an answer that circles the point beats saying nothing at all. The small box also slips easily into a gift bag, and the confetti pattern hints at a funny round ahead.

What is Pass auf, was du sagst about? Questions get asked, and anyone who answers yes, no or maybe loses. Only players who answer cleverly enough can score.

What age is the Teenieedition meant for? It is recommended for ages 12 and up. It is not suitable for children under 3 years because of the small parts.

What language are the cards in? The cards and the rules sheet are in German.

What is included in the box? Question cards with numbered questions, tricky special cards and a folded rules sheet in concertina format.

Does the game work as a small gift? Yes. The box measures 10.4 x 7.1 x 2.9 cm and weighs 170 g, which suits Secret Santa or a birthday.