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- The Object of Beat The Parents
- The Beat The Parents Cards
- Playing Beat The Parents
- What We Like
- What We Don’T Like
- Is Beat The Parents Worth It?
- Rating
The game is simple in idea: answer questions and move your token across the board to the other side. The kids play as one team and the parents play as the other team.
There are three types of cards to this game. First, are the questions cards. These cards have a parent side and a kid side. The questions have a range of regular trivia type questions such as, “what is the Indian currency called”, to pop culture questions such as “Harry Potter house names” and “name the monkey in Dora the Explorer”. Second are the ...
The kids get to go first. The parents choose the first card off the pile and read the first question. If the kids answer correctly, they move one space forward and the parents ask the second question. Again, if they answer correctly, the kids move forward and earn the last question on the card. The third question can have the kids moving forward ye...
First, the kids love to play against the adults. Next, we like that there are different levels of questions for the parents and the kids. This is great because the trivia is set to make it easier or harder (depending on how you look at it). We also like the fun wild cards; “You crashed your skateboard into the garage door and now it won’t open.” Th...
First, it maybe that our kids are now teenagers but it seems like the kids’ questions are a lot easier than the parents’. This has made for some pretty lopsided games. Of course, the kids love this fact. To fix this, we have a rule that if all players are on the parents’ side of the board then the kids have to answer questions from the parents’ sid...
Is there a better feeling in the world when you are a kid and you beat your parents at a game—especially a TRIVIA game? The thrill, the gloating, the sulky faces on your parents…. And as a parent, getting to see your kids win a trivia game against you is, well not as magical as it is if you were the kids, but the feeling of pride you feel is pretty...
Pros: Easy to play, short version, not too hard Cons: can be outdated, older kids have an advantage, Mom: trivia, getting to see your kids beat you
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Jul 7, 2012 · Parents receive a negative effect for ending their turn on the kids’ wild card space and vice versa. Also, if you happen to land on a space occupied by an enemy pawn, you can “bump” it back two spaces. Depending on their positions, this can lead to some intense (and drawn out) tug of war matches.
Please keep in mind that the official Beat the Parents PDF rules listed below could be different depending on the version you have. They should be an exact copy of what came in your original packaging.
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Oct 7, 2012 · The wildcards are very amusing with “You burn the kids toast” sending you backwards. On average a game lasted about 20 minutes and was great fun for the kids and adults. Very easy to set up with straightforward, easy to understand rules. Highly recommend for some good family fun and great value for money. Rating: 5/5.
