Alice in Wonderland Word Game

Board game nights tend to die the second someone opens a box with four hundred tiny pieces and a rulebook nobody wants to read.

This one skips straight to the fun part.

Players build stories and guess words using cards pulled straight from Wonderland, so nobody needs to have read the book to keep up.

Even the kid who thinks Alice is “that Disney movie” will catch on in one round.

It plays a little like Mad Libs crossed with charades, minus the part where everyone stares at the ceiling trying to think of a noun.

The cards do most of the thinking for you.

An escape room kit built around the same theme runs sixty dollars and only works once before everyone knows the ending.

This one gets pulled out every rainy Sunday and never runs out of new combinations.

Here is the dare. Try to make it through one full round without somebody doing their worst Mad Hatter impression.

Nobody at this table has managed it yet.

It fits two to six players, so it works just as well for a small family dinner as it does for a full house on a holiday.

Buy it for the family that argues about which board game to play every single year.