

Boxed set of decks
SUSSED Orange and Yellow bundle, 400 questions
We boxed our oddball SUSSED deck alongside our younger kids deck so the whole room can jump in together. One player reads a question, picks an answer secretly, and the rest of the table tries to guess their choice. It turns dinner into a guessing contest where someone usually ends up defending a very strange decision.
The box, counted out
What this box brings to the table
Oddball and everyday
The yellow cards lean into silly everyday dilemmas for younger players, while the orange cards take the table somewhere much weirder. Switching between the stacks keeps everyone on their toes.
Plenty before repeats
Boxing these decks together means a deeper pile of cards to draw from. You can run through a whole weekend trip without cycling through the same prompts.
Pocket size travel
Both decks pack flat into a glovebox, backpack, or coat pocket. Pull them out during long car drives, rainy afternoons in a tent, or while waiting for food to arrive.
Surprises at the table
You find out what your family thinks you would do in ridiculous situations. The points are fun, but the arguments about why mom picked the silliest option are better.


