OK Boomer! sets the generations against each other. You play in teams put together by age, and if everyone is in roughly the same age bracket, it is every player for themselves.
The twist is that the questions are about your opponents' pop culture and not about your own. So the youngest team has to show it knows something about the old days, and the oldest that it is keeping up with what is going on now.
The box holds 220 cards with four kinds of question, a scoreboard, two pencils and the rules. The box states age 14+ and 2-8 players; a game takes a quarter of an hour to half an hour.
A game for an evening with friends or for a family party with several generations at the table. It works best when the age gap is wide enough for everyone to tease each other.
