Blurt! (1999)

Players attempt to be the first to move their pawn all the way around the board. Each turn a reader will read the actual definition to a word as found in a children's dictionary (so they're simple). The first player/team to correctly blurt out the word that fits the definition gets to move their pawn forward the number of spaces rolled on the die. There is no penalty for guessing incorrectly, so things tend to get a bit raucous!

The player to the reader's left becomes the new reader and a new round begins. If a pawn land on certain spaces or the same space as an opponent, a "one-on-one" contest is held just between those two players with the victor getting to stay on the spot and the loser having to move back to where the trailing player started.

In Blurt! The Uproarious Word Race Game, you can always catch up and no one is ever out of the game until the final BLURT!

Updated content: 1,800 clues on 300 cards with rules for two levels of play.