The Root Beer Float Challenge Game

This is quite a fun game. There were times where we were flat out belly laughing. The concept basically a bunch of "minute-to-win-it" challenges where you compete to win "ingredients" of a root beer float and whoever completes the float first is the winner. As a consumer of root beer floats, I appreciate the concept. Players compete in these challenges solo or with another player - either with them or against them. The packaging is a big can of root beer, which is awesome, but it also serves a dual purpose because you use it in many of the challenges in many ways, so that's really neat. On the surface some of the challenges seem very simple, but they turn out to be quite a challenge so I can definitely picture some people will get up (like we did) and say "wait, I bet I can do that" or "lemme try that". So much so that we might add a house rule where after someone fails a challenge, another player can risk one of their ingredient cards to attempt, but if they fail, they lose it. I definitely think this would be a blast at family gatherings or with friends, especially at Thanksgiving or Christmas, but it's also great now during the Summer when it's especially hot and you need to be indoors or if it rains.

Excellent game to play with our 10 and 8 year old children! Packaging is very unique and is incorporated into the game itself. The challenges range from pretty simple to fairly difficult (even for adults). We ended up giving our youngest player (8 year old) a few extra attempts on most of the challenges to keep things fair and fun. You need a bit of space to play, but the package travels nicely and can be unpacked and played in minutes. Overall it's a nice game that stands out from the crowd and has some fun family game play!

This is easily our new favorite game to play with the family. Our kids love the idea of a game that involves a Root Beer Float and the challenges are fun for both kids and adults. We give the kids extra chances on the challenges and it totally levels the playing field with the adults. Such a cute concept and we'll definitely be playing again.

It’s often hard to entertain both the kids and the adults, but this was a blast for everyone. When I got it my wife said “I’m not a fan of root beer” but she didn’t have to drink root beer and she had the most fun of anyone trying to build her “float.” Honestly we’d play it without the kids around too!

Awesome game for a wide range of ages. We played with our family (and a few neighbor kids). Ages of the kids were 5, 9, 10 and 12. All had fun with the challenges and the game kept moving at a good pace. Great root beer can package too instead of the typical cardboard box that gets destroyed after 1 month.

Players here ranged in age from 14 to 20. They liked the challenges more than those in "I Got This" though the two are similar. I love the self contained game design - it will be fun to give as a gift or include in game night baskets.

Great interactive game that was a nice change of pace for the family. Everyone got to move a little and laugh a lot. We played two games and it really didn't matter who won and who lost, the fun was in performing and watching the challenges. Would definitely recommend.

I was browsing through games and came across this. It is a super fun game, even my 6 yr old loves it. The game title may be brow raising but I'm definitely pleased! The challenges are too fun trying to build your float!