Poorly Explained TV Shows is a crazy party game where you guess TV shows based on deliberately bad explanations.
Here, you compete to figure out real TV shows based on totally misleading, exaggerated, and extremely unclear summaries – just like when someone tries to explain their favorite show without really knowing how. The worse the explanation, the more fun it becomes.

The game contains 300 cards and two different game modes: a competitive one for those who want to win, and a relaxed one for pure chaotic entertainment. An easy-to-play board game for 2–8 players that quickly becomes the talk of the evening.

• Party game with 300 cards and absurd TV descriptions
• Two game modes: Competitive and Casual
• For 2–8 players
• Easy to learn, hard not to laugh
• Perfect for game nights, pre-parties, and gift ideas

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