Drumond Park Who’s The Dude? Game. A Review and Giveaway
When visiting Ross’ parents, there is nothing I love more than getting the kids off to bed and then sitting down with a glass of wine and a game or two – whether it be cards or a board game. There are plenty of family games to include younger members but I love the fact that Drumond Park have introduced us to a great fun challenge in the form of Who’s The Dude?
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Details of the Drumond Park Who’s The Dude?
Charades is definitely one of my favourites. But have you ever tried playing it with a difference? Who’s The Dude? is the Drumond Park version of this age-old party game but in a much more grown-up fashion.
You play with the game with 3-8 players, either individually or in teams. The first player takes one of the 110 scenario charade cards, and chooses a heading from the four choices displayed. These include ‘what’s happening?’, ‘what are we doing?’, ‘where are we?’, or ‘what am I?’ and then brings on the Dude! The Dude is basically an inflatable man!
How to play
The others then have 45 seconds to guess exactly what is going on, in as many situations as possible! You can measure the timer by using either the downloaded ‘The Dude App’ or the timer on your phone. You have to act things like being ‘on a first date’ or ‘planking’, or ‘putting on sunscreen’ – all with hilarious consequences as you involved the ‘dude’! There are also simple descriptions of what the Dude is up to to act out. These include being ‘a Lifeguard’ or ‘a Sumo wrestler’. There are over 440 charades and, because of the potential for major innuendo, you will be highly entertained!
When someone gets it right then they receive a point. Then it’s the next person or team’s go. After 4 rounds, the person or team with the highest number of points is the winner – or winners.
Our Thoughts
There aren’t enough people in our family to play this game but I have had a look at what is inside the box and this is definitely going to be a hit in the evening at Christmas. The adults will all have had a drink or 3 and I can imagine the hilarity that will ensue when playing this game. There is plenty of chances for misinterpretation when one of us tries to convince the other players that we are ‘stuffing a turkey’, ‘pole dancing’ or ‘blowing The Dude’s nose’?!
Drumond Park Games’ WHO’S THE DUDE has a RRP of £24.99 and suits age 16+, for three to eight players. For stockists and to play games online, visit www.drumondpark.com
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We always have a party at my sisters on Christmas eve.
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Xmas eve box with new pjs, hot choc, xmas book and bots for santa
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Leave a glass of brandy and mince pie out for Santa and of course a carrot for Rudolph
Leaving treats for Santa.
We have a Christmas Eve takeaway with Dad and some of the family
Leave a glass of sherry, mince pie and a carrot out on Christmas Eve for Father Christmas and his reindeer!
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We make marzipan fruit on Christmas Eve
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We always have a traditional Christmas dinner on Christmas day with our family.
Leave some treats for Santa and his reeindeers
Leaving treats out for Santa like a mince pie and glass of milk plus a carrot for his reindeer to enjoy.
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We make a Christmas cake!
leaving food out for santa and the reindeer and also making sure we have turkey on xmas day
We leave a plate of treats out for Santa on Christmas Eve
Making Christmas pudding
we leave mince pie and milk for santa and a carrot for rudolph
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We always have one last ‘after Christmas present’ on the 27th!
we always play monopoly on Christmas eve 🙂
Leaving a mince pie and carrot out Christmas Eve
Making mince pies !
Putting out the mince pies and carrots on Christmas Eve
Gammon egg and chips Xmas eve followed by board games
church on xmas eve with my family
church on xmas eve
We leave mince pies, carrot and milk out for santa and the reindeers
laving out mince pies and milk plus a carrot
We have some Italian family, so our traditions are a bit merged, they open their gifts on Christmas eve, so as a compromise, we open half on Christmas eve and the rest on Christmas day.
leaving out cookies and milk for santa x
I still try to offload my sprouts onto my brothers plate.
We always put a stocking on the end of the bed ready for Santa on Christmas Eve night!
Leave refreshments for Santa & Rudolph
Leaving mince pies out for Santa and a carrot out for Rudolph
Christmas Eve mass with all the FAMILY
Leaving a carrot for Rudolph and cookies for santa.
Leaving a mince pie out for Santa and a carrot out for Rudolph!
Leaving Santa cookies milk and a carrot for Rudolph
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Leaving milk and cookies for Santa.
baking mince pies together for santa on xmas eve x
On Christmas Eve after the kids have left Santa’s treats ready they choose 1 present to open each