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FIRST TO WORST Party Game – The Card Game About How Your Friends and Family Rank Things | Funny Ranking & Guessing Board Game for Friends & Family,

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$17.74 $24.99 In stock

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The Hilarious Party Game About Ranking What Matters Most!

Think you know your friends and family? FIRST TO WORST is the funny, collaborative ranking card game where one player secretly ranks five topics from first to worst—and everyone else works together to guess the exact order.

From pineapple on pizza and country music to cat videos and more, every round sparks big opinions, surprising reveals, and plenty of laughs.

Why It’s the Perfect Party Game

  • Funny Ranking & Guessing Fun – Get inside each other’s heads by predicting how fellow players rank polarizing topics.
  • Easy to Learn & Quick to Play – Simple rules make it easy for anyone to join in within minutes.
  • Made for Friends & Family – A great choice for family game nights, parties, birthdays, holidays, college hangouts, and casual get-togethers.
  • Fresh Every Time – With nearly 300 topics and different opinions in every group, no two games play the same.
  • Great Gift Idea – Perfect for teens, adults, families, white elephant exchanges, Secret Santa, stocking stuffers, and board-game lovers.

Includes: 300 Ranking Cards - Ages 8+ - 2+ Players - 30–45 Minutes

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael ★★★★★

My family got weirdly competitive playing this on Thanksgiving — the five-card ranking mechanic is simple enough that my 12-year-old nephew beat everyone twice. Watching people argue over whether "punctuality" outranks "sense of humor" is worth the price alone.

Eva Z. ★★★★★

Brought this to a cabin weekend with six friends and we didn't touch the other games we packed. The secret ranking mechanic is what makes it, since everyone argues about the order before the guesser even reveals their picks. One round had us debating pizza toppings for twenty minutes.

Julian ★★★★★

We played this with my in-laws last weekend, and the arguing over whether “pizza toppings” belong in a certain order got louder than the TV. The collaborative guessing part where everyone reveals their secret ranking is what made it — you learn way more about people’s weird priorities than you expec