Mattel Apples to Apples Party Box

• Apples to Apples is the family party game of hilarious comparisons
• A new judge plays a Green Apple Description card with a descriptive word each round
• Players choose the Red Apple card from their hand that they think makes the best combination with the descriptive word
• The judge awards the Green Apple card to the player with the combination they like best -the first player to collect 4 of these cards wins
• The color blind accessible deck has special graphic symbols on each card to help identify its color, allowing players with any form of color blindness to play
• Designed for 4 to 8 players ages 12 years and older, Apples to Apples brings families and generations together for fun at game nights, reunions and parties

Product Description Apples to Apples is the game of hilarious comparisons that's always ready for a party or a reunion bringing friends and family together for fun! In each round, a new judge draws a Description Card. Players have to decide which card in their hand matches the Description in play, and hope the judge thinks their card is the best. Special graphic symbols on the cards help identify the color, allowing players with any form of color blindness to play. It's instant fun for 4 to 8 players ages 12 years old and up and as easy as comparing apples to apples! Colors and decorations may vary. Directions Apples to Apples is a game of hilarious comparisons where players compete to make the funniest combinations. Here's how to play: 1. Shuffle the Red Apple cards and deal 7 cards to each player. 2. Shuffle the Green Apple Description cards and place them face down in a draw pile. 3. The youngest player goes first and draws a Green Apple card, reads it aloud, and places it face up. 4. Each player then chooses the Red Apple card from their hand that they think best matches the Description card. 5. All players pass their chosen card face down to the judge (the player to the left of the one who drew the Description card). 6. The judge shuffles the passed cards and reads each one aloud, then awards the Green Apple card to the player they think made the best combination. 7. The first player to collect 4 Green Apple cards wins the game. 8. To accommodate color-blind players, special graphic symbols are included on each card to help identify its color.