Not fun at all
"I really thought this would be great and got it last year. It is not fun. That’s about all I can say. I love all kind of games but this one was a huge let down."








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Overall rating: 3.6666667 / 5 from 6 reviews.
Hues and Cues by Scott Brady is a vibrant group party game that challenges players to connect colors with words using one and two-word cues. With 480 colors on the game board, players aim to guess specific hues for points. Loved for its fun and colorful gameplay, it's perfect for ages 8 and up.
Review topics: ["colors","fun","directions","game","instructions","family","clues","words","board","pieces","adults","group","kids"].
"I really thought this would be great and got it last year. It is not fun. That’s about all I can say. I love all kind of games but this one was a huge let down."
"I suggested this game for a friend's party and it was an instant hit! Everyone was hooked from the start. It’s fast, funny, and surprisingly challenging - you really see how differently people think about color. It’s the kind of game you want to play again and again because every group brings out something new."
"This game is so much fun and for all ages! Although, I recommend partnering with an adult for the real young kids, as my adorable 6 year old nephew just wanted to describe each color as paint. This is a co-op game where you try and direct the other players to the exact box you are describing. Sounds extremely simple but if you had an opinion on the white & gold/ blue & black dress back in 2015 you know how intense this game can get. Perfect for parties and get togethers of all eras."
"I was so excited to try out Hues and Cues because I love colors and colorful things. This did not disappoint! It is a simple game (almost similar to battleship or code names) where you draw a card with a specific color from the board and you give clues (first one word and then two words) to try and get the other players to guess the color, or as close as they can to it. I was shockingly surprised at how well the kids did! They gave such awesome clues like salmon and pale mint. They totally kicked my butt (my clue was watermelon and half the players thought the color was green and half thought it was red…. and it was pink). ☺️ Even Jordy could play with the others and adults. This was a winner for sure! Easy to learn and play, but still challenging and exciting."
"I purchased this game based on the fact that it had 5 star reviews everywhere. I am realizing that those 5 star reviews were probably all made by employees or people were paid to write them. . . There's not much to say other than this game is incredibly boring. It sucks. It might actually be the worst purchase I've made this year. How many ways can you describe a light yellow square with one or two words. . I mean COME ON? My family playing this game -""lemon"" ""lighter lemon"" ""banana"" ""lighter banana"". . Save your money, or spend it on anything else but this."
"Just picked this up at the B&N in Des Moines and played it over the weekend. Family really enjoyed it - all ages from grandma through 5 yr old. Bringing it to Thankgiving dinner for the extended family!"