HUES and CUES - Vibrant Color Guessing Board Game for 3-10 Players Ages 8+, Connect Clues and Guess from 480 Color Squares

Hues and Cues hit on all cylinders! My 11 year old son requested this for Christmas. We played it twice over the holidays. First with my family (ranging in age from 50 yrs old to 11 yrs old) and it was a hit. Then we brought it to our tough 'game night' friends house and it again passed! Super easy to learn how to play. My two older sons who are color blind could even play to some extent once showed them the general areas of primary colors. Hands down loved by all for ease of play, fun, high quality pieces (although I do wish the player pieces were square, my arthritic hands did slip a few times), just hands down fun and good for all ages (we had a 7 year old play the second time and he enjoyed himself!)

I bought this as a gift for my 10-year-old daughter after she saw an ad and wanted it—and she absolutely loved it! The rules are simple compared to many other games we own, and setup is easy and straightforward. Turns go quickly enough to keep everyone engaged, and the game can be as simple or as complex as you want, depending on who’s playing and how competitive you make it. Our first playthrough took about 45 minutes including learning the rules, but now that we know how it works, it would probably only take 30 minutes next time. It’s colorful, creative, and a great way to get everyone involved. Pros: Easy to learn and set up Turns are quick and keep players engaged Flexible complexity based on players Perfect for ages 8+ and family game nights Cons: None so far! Highly recommend for families looking for a fun, vibrant, and interactive game.

My 10 year old daughter saw this game played on youtube shorts videos and just had to have it. It is a lot of fun and easy to play for almost any age. We even have our four year old play it with a little assistance. The game play is very simple, you pick one of four colors on a card to describe, then you start with a one word description and everyone tries to place a marker on the color they think you have, then you give a two word description and everyone places another tile. While the idea is simple it can get really funny fast when people begin to realize how many different colors something can be. What color green is grass? What color is the sky? Seems obvious until you realize that grass can be anywhere from brown to bright green, and the sky can be anywhere from grey to bright blue to yellow to red depending on the time of day and weather. Leads to some hilarious guesses and teasing. Great for a family or party and game play goes quickly.

Hues and Cues is such a fun and unique game! It’s easy to learn, quick to play, and perfect for groups of all ages. Everyone loves trying to describe colors in creative ways, and it always leads to lots of laughs and conversation. The game is great for family nights, parties, or get-togethers and keeps everyone engaged from start to finish. Highly recommend!

This is a fun and easy game to play. Sometimes the hues feel repetitive, and if they had incorporated hues of white and black, I think it would have helped. Good game overall!

This is a great game! The box is quite large, which makes it a bit uncomfortable to transport, but the gameplay more than makes up for it. It’s easy to understand, fun to play, and works very well in different languages. Overall, a very enjoyable game.

Easy fun family game. Very quick setup, simple rules, fun for all ages. Premise of game is to get other players to guess as close as possible to your color by describing with one, then two words (that aren't a color name). Scoring is 3 points for direct match, 2 points for choosing a color adjacent to exact match, or 1 point for a color square 2 squares away. First player to 50 points wins.

I got this as a gift for my son, and he loves it. What surprised me is how much we enjoy playing it too. It’s easy to learn, moves quickly, and describing the colors always turns into laughs and fun guesses. Its honestly more fun than what you'd think! I mean, how many ways can you describe a shade of red without saying "red" or any other word you've said during the game? It can get challenging at times, but its a blast to play.