This is Ridiculous party card game buy online India – rule-changing party game 3-7 players ages 16+ | Turnwise

This is Ridiculous!

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Rs. 699.00
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This is Ridiculous party card game buy online India – rule-changing party game 3-7 players ages 16+ | Turnwise

This is Ridiculous!

Rs. 699.00

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The party game where the rules keep changing and you keep laughing. On your turn you flip a green card and do exactly what it says - while obeying an orange rule card that keeps switching mid-game. Slip up, finish last, or fail your secret purple challenge, and you collect a red penalty card. Collect enough to spell out T-H-I-S-I-S-R-I-D-I-C-U-L-O-U-S and you’re out!

Simple to learn, impossible to play with a straight face. A brilliant ice-breaker for game nights, house parties and big family get togethers - pure, stress-melting silliness in every round. 

Quick Game Stats

● Players: 3–7
● Age: 16+
● Playtime: 20–30 minutes
● Type: Party Game, Action, Rule-Chaos
● Difficulty: Learn in 2 minutes

About this Edition

This is a 100% authentic edition, officially published by TCGC in India.

What's In The Box

● Green “do this” challenge cards
● Orange ever-changing rule cards
● Purple personal challenge cards
● Red penalty cards
● Instructions

Who Should Play

● The friend who’s always up for a dare
● Big, loud groups that hate sitting still
● Families who want kids and adults laughing together
● Anyone tired of the same old Antakshari and charades
● People who lose gracefully… or hilariously

Shipping + Returns

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FAQ's

Is it just a dare game, or is there actual strategy?
It's mostly chaos by design, but staying alert pays off — the orange rule keeps changing, so the real challenge is remembering what's currently in force while everyone tries to trip you up.
Does it get repetitive after a few games?
No - because the rule and challenge cards combine differently every round, no two games play out the same. It's a "keep going for one more" kind of game.
Is it apartment / late-night friendly, or does it get rowdy?
It's energetic and a little loud (lots of laughing), but there's no running around required — it's fine for a living-room session.