It's Obvious

Description

It's Obvious is a hilarious party game that's all about opinions and deception. Designed by Jay Bucciarelli and released in 2025, this game is perfect for a group of friends looking for a fun and lighthearted experience. With simple rules that can be explained in no time, 3 to 8 players can jump into the action, which lasts around 15 minutes. The game is centered around voting, team-based gameplay, and humor, making it an ideal addition to any game night. Here's how it works: the host reveals a question, and players secretly choose their answer. It could be something ridiculous like "man fish or fish man" or a more relatable topic like "cilantro is soapy or cilantro is delicious". Once everyone has voted, the cards are shuffled and revealed, showing which side received the most votes. The team with the most cards is considered the obvious choice, while the other side is, well, oblivious. This is where things get interesting - players on the oblivious team have to convince the rest of the group that their choice was the correct one, while the obvious team tries to figure out who's being deceptive. Expect outlandish accusations, heated debates, and plenty of laughter. The goal is simple: if you're on the oblivious team, you need to avoid being caught to win. If you're on the obvious team, you need to eliminate all the oblivious players to come out on top. With 200 questions to choose from, the game offers plenty of replay value, and its fast pace means you can play multiple rounds in one sitting. Whether you're a fan of card games, humor, or just looking for a fun party game, It's Obvious is a great choice. So gather your friends, get ready to argue about the most ridiculous topics, and find out who's on the obvious side and who's just pretending to be.

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