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Games Magazine Best Party Game of the year 2007/2008

Games Magazine Best Party Game 2008
GiftTRAP wins GAMES Magazine’s “Best Party Game of the year 2007/2008”

Click here to find out how we’ve turned gift giving into a hilarious social experience

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GiftTRAP is the hilarious new game that’s taking the gaming world by storm and putting the social back into board games.

The goal is to really get to know your friends and family.

You win by knowing your friends and choosing the right gifts, but most of all it’s just fun to play and gets you talking about things that matter.

1 full size game board
640 Gift Ideas
Rules
8 Organza Gift Bags containing; scoring markers, gift & choice tokens plus advanced strategy cards

Love to play Trivial Pursuit, Cranium or Apples to Apples - You will love this family party game.

GiftTRAP is all the fun of Secret Santa without needing to shop or wrap.

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Listen to Mark Kinney, Chris Heim & Carole of All Games Considered.

Heres a few random extracts

I like it, its quick to learn. There are only 5 steps

I like the different decks. Each deck represents a certain price level. The cheapest gifts are somewhat harder.

It passes the heft value test. As far as party games go, its a very cool one. The strategy is about figuring people out. Its a cool concept overall.

‘It’s a good chic game’

‘It would rock to submit an image under creative commons licensing

‘We all figured you wanted to swim with Dolphins, but it turns out dolphins and water skiing are completely different’

‘We all picked a fully furnished home-office cause were all geeks like that!’

Giving and getting is a whole Ying Yang thing!’

‘There are gifts in here to appeal to the hobby gamer like a teepee and getting to drive a tank’

‘I can see a cross-promotional marketing potential like a Disney set of GiftTRAP!’

‘GiftTRAP are raising money for Right To Play for children in developing countries’