World’s Smallest Taboo – Miniature Compact Edition of The Classic Guessing Game, Portable Party Game for Kids, Teens & Adults (Ages 6+)

So fun to use, actually works! Need glasses if your eyes are getting old or just have a kid read them and you be the guesser!!

Cute and fun

Cute game!

I've collected all of the mini board games from Super Impulse's World’s Smallest line, and I have to say this is the first time I've been really disappointed. It's the only one that comes in a cardboard box. The rest come in plastic boxes designed to look like the original board game box, which makes them great for displaying, and more importantly, very sturdy. The cardboard Taboo "case" was partially crushed before I even removed it from it's packaging. A real bummer considering Taboo is one of my favorite games. Was really looking forward to this release, but I guess it was only a matter of time before quality started to diminish. Hopefully Super Impulse will go back to plastic boxes for future releases. If not, oh well. They had a good run. UPDATE 2 hours later: Aaaaand the buzzer doesn't work. Taboo without the buzzer isn't nearly as fun. And the more I look at this the more disappointing it becomes. Most of the game cards are frayed and bent around the edges and there's no card holder like the original. Just cards, an hourglass and a faulty buzzer in a dented cardboard box. Taking my review down from 3 stars to 1.

I bought this tiny Taboo game for my Barbie collection and it’s so cute.

Love this game, but the writing on the cards is so tiny, it's difficult to read.

Very small

This was an impulse buy based largely on it being the lowest price I saw for the Taboo game. The cards are stupidly small. You can barely read the words especially when you have to look over the opponent to buzz them. The game is fine quality otherwise and all the necessary pieces to play are there. But the card is really as small as the only one picture of the hand holding it in its fingertip. The other pics I think are misleading in size of the cards. Again I fully glanced through all of this very quickly so my mistake for not realizing it. But good luck being able to actually read the cards especially if you’re over 40.