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Billionaire Banshee - Fun Party Game for Adults - Perfect Icebreaker for Social Gatherings, Great for Friends & Couples, 2-10 Players

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$16.5 $25 In stock

Category: Game

Number of Players: 2-10
Age Group: 18+ (Special Cards Can be removed for use with teens) 
Time To Play: Varies

Billionaire Banshee is a game where everyone playing pretends they're single and looking for a soul mate. There are two card piles: exciting Perks and questionable Quirks. The player whose turn it is grabs one card from each pile and the combination of traits listed makes up their potential lover. For instance:

PERK: They Have A Giant Robot
QUIRK: They Have An Adult Baby Fetish.

Everyone secretly votes if that player would date the weird combination, and those that know their friend best get a point.

The game continues as you find out weird facts about your friends, and the person that knows their friends' preferences best wins!

Would your friend date a Billionaire Banshee?

Would your mom deny to spending the rest of her days with a narcoleptic who has a pet unicorn named Mr. Cinnamon? Your knowledge of your friends and families romantic "dos and don'ts" is crucial if you plan to win this game.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Steven ★★★★★

Played this with six friends last weekend and the "would you rather" style rounds had everyone arguing for way longer than expected. Love that you can pull the special cards out for a teen-friendly version. The 2-10 player range means it actually works whether it's just me and my girlfriend or a ful

Ella ★★★★★

Brought this to a couples' game night and the "would you rather" style debates got way louder than expected. The option to pull the special cards for a teen-friendly round is a smart touch. Two players works fine, but five or six is where it really clicks.

Benjamin ★★★★★

We’ve played it twice with six people and honestly the laughter didn’t stop—removing the special cards made it totally fine for my teen cousins too. The 2-10 player range is perfect for bigger game nights, and how everyone has to act single gets hilariously awkward in the best way.