PERSONAL PREFERENCE

Easy to learn and easy to play, Personal Preference is a social board game where one player secretly ranks four cards in order of their preference, and the other players or teams have to guess the order.

Four Personal Preference cards from the Events and Activities categories; 1. Going down a water slide, 2. Attending a big family gathering, 3. telling a funny joke, 4. holding a new born baby. Would your friends know what your preferences are?
Personal Preference is fun for all ages - with nothing awkward or inappropriate. (Until we release our NSFW expansion deck...coming soon.)

The new Personal Preference includes five categories - letting you choose which four you play with each game. They are Events and activities, food and drink, peeves and predicaments, places and locations and this and that. We also have several expansion categories ready now, including art and photography, sayings and quotations and concepts and ideas.
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Each round, one player draws four cards from one category (or from across the various categories, depending on the player's position on the board). Each card is placed on a colored quadrant on the board. The player then ranks these four items according to their personal preference, from most to least preferred, using color-coded ranking cards that are placed into a secret envelope.

Next, other players or teams use numbered tiles to guess that player's order. This part is done aloud, and always leads to hilarious debate. Once the secret envelope is open, players or teams more forward one space for each correct guess. If players are feeling especially confident and choose to double down by placing a tile on the board's inner circle, they move forward two spaces if correct and back one space if incorrect. Players take turns drawing and ranking until someone reaches the end of the board.

Box contents include: 1 game board, 375 double-sided cards across 5 categories, 4 ranking cards with a secret envelope, 6 movement markers and 24 numbered tiles for ranking