August 21, 2026

Which color deck fits your table

Five colors, five different rooms. A straight tour of what each deck asks and who it was written for.

The colors are not decoration

Every SUSSED deck plays the same way. What changes is the flavor of the questions, and we sort that by color so you can tell the boxes apart from across the room. Grab the wrong color and the game still works, it is only pitched at a different crowd.

Yellow, for the giggle table

Hilarious Yellow is our doors-open deck, marked six and up. The questions are silly on purpose and every answer is safe to say in front of a grandmother. If the youngest chair at your table swings their feet, start here.

Orange, for goofy business

Odd Orange, seven and up, runs on strange scenarios and dumb choices we are all secretly sure about. It is the deck that gets quoted at breakfast the next day.

Purple, for the dreamers

Amazing Purple, eight and up, asks about dragons, space and magic. Who at this table would tame the monster and who would sell it. Great for rooms where somebody always has a wizard opinion ready.

Blue and Pocket, for older rooms

Cool Blue, ten and up, trades the fantasy for real life: choices, habits, opinions people actually hold. The Pocket deck, fifteen and up, sharpens that further for grown tables, road trips and office lunches where the questions can have some edge.

Still unsure? Answer a couple of questions on our matcher and we will point at a box.