What Do You Meme Royally Screwed - The Competitive Party Game Where You May Get Screwed - by The Creators of Buzzed

Name: What Do You Meme Royally Screwed - The Competitive Party Game Where You May Get Screwed - by The Creators of Buzzed
Brand: WHAT DO YOU MEME?
SKU: MCAB094XQCDWH
Price: 46.13 USD
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Brand: WHAT DO YOU MEME?

Features:

Party All Knight: Royally Screwed combines the best of cult-favorite drinking games with a competitive edge!
Fun For All (of Age), All For Fun: This game is for partiers ages 21 and up.
The More The Merrier: You can play this game with 3 to 20+ players, so gather the party 'round and get going!
What's Inside: This game contains 180 Cards, 1 Royal Grail of Screwery, and Instructions.
How To Play: Go around in a circle drawing cards from the top of the deck. Drink, give out a drink, or play according to the card's instructions. Continue until you're sufficiently screwed.

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