Nobody Is Perfect

Ravensburger AG, F.X. Schmid, Mittelbayerische Zeitung · Board game · 1992
3–10 · best 6 45 min Weight 1.5/5
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Our Verdict

The king of party games for those who love a good bluff and guaranteed laughs!

Highlights
  • Perfect for large groups
  • Super simple rules
  • Guaranteed laughs always
  • Dynamic and fast-paced
Keep in mind
  • Highly language dependent
  • Can get chaotic with many players
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About the game
Ever had that moment where you try to explain something complex and end up making up a lie so good that everyone believes you? Well, Nobody Is Perfect is all about that! This is a classic party game that puts your creativity and ability to lie (with style!) to the test. The mechanics are wonderfully simple: in each round, the starting player draws a card with a very strange word or a technical term that nobody knows. They see the real meaning, but everyone else is kept in the dark. The challenge? Everyone writes down an alternative definition, no matter how absurd, trying to convince the others that theirs is the real one. The round leader reads all the answers—the real one and the fake ones—and the group votes for the one that sounds most plausible. If you pick the correct one, you score points, but if you manage to trick your friends with your creative lie, the reward is even bigger! It's a game of pure social interaction, where the first person to reach the end of the track wins. With a version that supports up to 10 players, it's the perfect choice for gathering friends, from small get-togethers to larger parties. Get your best 'know-it-all' face ready and prepare to laugh hard at the wildest definitions your friends will come up with!
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Game: Nobody Is Perfect Traditional Games: Dictionary
Publisher Ravensburger AG, F.X. Schmid, Mittelbayerische Zeitung, Otto Maier Verlag, Stuttgarter Zeitung
Designer Bertram Kaes
Artist Christian Broddack, Rolf Hinrichsen, Springer & Jacoby
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the game hard to learn?
Not at all! The rules are so simple you can explain them in two minutes.
How many players can play?
Recent versions are great for up to 10 players, making it ideal for parties.
How long does a game take?
It's quite fast, about 45 minutes, but you can play multiple rounds.
Do I need to know the language well?
Yes, since the game involves words and meanings, language proficiency is key to the fun.
Is it good for kids?
Yes, as long as they have the vocabulary to participate, it's fun for all ages.