Everything girls need for their girly gatherings is a good card game that brings the all-in-one fun: challenges, drinks, embarrassing questions. For The Girls, released in 2020, is the perfect match for that description! If you’re not familiar with it, this review will describe everything: design, instructions, values of the game, cards, and all you could think of, frankly.
The Box & Cards of For The Girls
It’s the first sight that makes us love a card game or not, and For The Girls’ box, definitely has that power!

This screams girls’ night out: a shiny black box, with a pink gradient & pink letters that look like LED lights. This part of the box also shows what this game is best for (from bachelorette parties to reunions), and that it’s made by the creators of What Do You Meme.
Indeed, the back of the box shows lots more information: types of cards, a few basic game rules, contents, game aim, and more. It also shows the age range, number of players, and the game time, which is really important!
For The Girls comes with a total of 500 cards, divided into 5 categories, represented in 5 colors: pink, purple, blue, orange, and green, and the deck also comes with a 6-sided die. We will discuss that in detail in the blink of an eye, although you can imagine its use.
How Do You Play For The Girls?
Firstly, remember that 3 or more people can play at once, and they should all be 17 or older since this is an adult card game. A typical game lasts 30 to 90 minutes, depending on how quickly you complete the challenges.
Place all categories of cards facedown in the center of the table, and the dice too, then, take turns playing. On your turn, you have to roll the dice, which will decide what color of cards you should draw. Then, from that color deck, draw the card and complete whatever it says. Whoever reaches 25 cards (counts as 25 points), wins the game.
Here’s what each card represents:
- Purple is for Keep this card if you’ve done the thing;
- Blue stands for Give this card to the player that would do the thing;
- Green makes you Give this card to the player it best describes;
- Pink is all about challenges, precisely, Keep this card if you do the dare;
- Orange, represents Lose this card if you can’t name something within the category;
For The Girls is available at the official site, Relatable, so you might wanna go there to get the game. If you run out of cards, we’re happy to inform you that there exists an expansion pack (with 180 brand-new cards), and it’s available at the official site too!
Honest Thoughts on For The Girls
Is the gameplay as pretty as the box and the cards? The mix of challenges and prompts will make you laugh the whole time, especially considering how creative each card is. The cards are engaging for all women, no matter if we’re talking about 17-year-olds, or 40. Although there isn’t much naughty content used, you gotta pick the right crowd, because of some embarrassing prompts included, which, personal thought, only add to the fun.
Even though it works just as fine for all girly gatherings (sleepovers, birthday parties, and more), it’s our favorite to play and recommend for bachelorette parties especially. There’s usually the perfect number of girls, everyone’s a little tipsy, and it’s a real game-changer for the party.
The only bad experiences people have with the game are shipping issues, such as the dice missing, or the box being damaged. There’s also a small group of people who think that some of the questions are boring, but really, it’s a party game and we’re not expecting anything too complicated to be discussed.