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Hasbro Priorities: A Game Of Absurd Choices 100-pc. Card Game

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What buyers say

AI summary · 24 reviews

A lively, conversation-driven party game that sparks laughter and reveals personal priorities, though some buyers note the deck size limits replayability. The fun and versatility shine for group gatherings, with a minor caveat about card repetition.

Liked

  • Engaging conversation starter
  • Easy to learn and quick to play
  • Colorful, eye-catching design
  • Great for travel and small groups

Complaints

  • Limited deck size causes repetition

Generated by AI from real customer reviews at JCPenney — may miss nuance. Summarized Sep 2026.

About this product

Hasbro's Priorities is a party game featuring 100 cards with everyday items that players rank from love to loathe. Each round, one player draws five cards and ranks them privately while others guess the order. The group collaborates to match the ranking, earning cards for correct guesses. The goal is to spell 'PRIORITIES' before the game does by collecting cards from correct answers. Designed for 2 or more players, it takes about 30 minutes to play and is ideal for teens and adults. Its compact size makes it portable for travel, camping, or gatherings. The game promotes creative thinking and humorous discussion, making it a great choice for family game nights, icebreakers, or holiday parties.

  • 100-card set
  • for 2+ players
  • creative thinking
  • portable design
  • 30-minute playtime

Based on 24 reviews at JCPenney

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