Lucky Egg Who Said That? – The Party Game for People Who Are Bad at Impressions – Hilarious Family Guessing Game for Ages 12+, 2+ Players Required, Perfect Party Game

• THE PARTY GAME FOR BAD IMPRESSIONS: Who Said That? is the perfect party game for people who are absolutely terrible at impressions. No acting skills required—awkward voices and accidental accents are encouraged.
• FIRST IMPRESSIONS GO VERY WRONG: Flip a card, adopt a voice, and attempt to impersonate cartoon characters and celebrity look-alikes using ridiculous phrases. The worse the impression, the funnier the results.
• GUESS THE CHARACTER: Perform your impression while other players race to guess who you’re trying to be. Nail it for points… or fail spectacularly and entertain everyone else.
• CHAOTIC, LOUD & HILARIOUS: Perfect for parties, game nights, pre-games, and icebreakers. Expect shouting, laughter, and completely unhinged voices around the table.
• WHAT’S INCLUDED: Includes 100 Character Cards, 50 Phrase Cards, 8 Secret Identity Tokens, 1 Gameboard, and Point Tokens—everything you need to start embarrassing yourself immediately.

Product description Bad impressions have never been this funny. Who Said That? is the party game where sounding terrible is part of the fun. Players draw a character, grab a phrase, and attempt an impression that’s usually… not great. From cartoon characters to celebrity look-alikes, no voice is safe from total destruction. The goal is simple: perform your impression and try to get the other players to guess who you’re impersonating. Guess correctly to score points—or fail hilariously and become the highlight of the night. Perfect for players who can’t do accents, can’t act, and can’t stop laughing, this game thrives on chaos, awkwardness, and zero pressure to be good. Whether it’s a party, game night, or pre-game warm-up, Who Said That? guarantees nonstop laughter and unforgettable first impressions. Directions 1. Gather 2 or more players. 2. Distribute the Character Cards and Phrase Cards among the players. 3. Each player takes turns drawing a Character Card and a Phrase Card. 4. The player then attempts to perform an impression of the character using the phrase. 5. Other players guess who the character is. 6. If guessed correctly, the player scores points. 7. The game continues until all cards have been used or a set time limit is reached.