Don’t Get Got | A Secret Missions Party Game for Mischief-Minded Families and Friends…

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With over 180 different missions that can be attempted in loads of different scenarios, this is one of those party games for adults and teenagers alike. To start, each player gets given a mission wallet with six mission cards, which they keep secret from anyone else.

The winner, as stipulated in the rulebook, so the first person to complete three tasks, however on each occasion I have played this, we have just let the game run as you’ll find some people will find it very easy to do three in no time at all! It’s a very simple premise but is it one that lets this game flourish? My Thoughts However, if they open the jar without thinking too much about it, then success – you’ve scored a point! Wave the card in their face and tell everyone in the game that you’re officially one step closer to winning the adult family game. The first player to successfully complete three of their missions, wins.The classic moment was first thing in the morning when my daughter seemed to have just woken up, but managed to get my wife and complete her third mission and win the game. We didn’t expect her to be playing so early, but she was spot on and exploited the moment.

Don’t Get Got isn’t a party game to play for 30 minutes. The game continues all day if you want it to. You can start the ball rolling at the offset and catch people out throughout the day. The winner is the first player to successfully complete three of their tasks. If this doesn’t happen, the player with the most succeeded when time runs out or all players tasks are finished is the winner. It is rare that players haven’t completed at least one of their challenges at this point, so everyone will have some sense of achievement – with the winner able to gloat that bit extra.

The thing is, you think it’s going to be easy, but it’s not. Of course, you keep your five missions a secret, except one of them which everyone has in their repertoire, but even so, you’ll find it hard to get someone. When we played it, everyone was immediately on edge. None of us wanted to answer anyone else’s questions or do what someone else asked us to do.