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My Parents Might Be Martians

A guessing game where the grown-ups talk like aliens and the kids have to translate! (and secretly…learn a little bit about teamwork)

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$10.49 $14.99 In stock

Category: Games

The kids are Human, the grown-ups are Martians, and everyone’s laughing!

The goal is for the Martians to get their Human friends to guess a word by only using clues with single-syllable words. The Humans have to work together to make sense of your silly speech before the timer runs out. This game is an out-of-this-world way to improve your little ones’ teamwork and language skills.

Perfect for small family game nights or breaking the ice at big gatherings.

My Parents Might Be Martians Encourages:

  • Language skills
  • Creativity
  • Teamwork
  • Family bonding
Blue and green alien piloting a flying saucer

QUICK STEP GUIDE

Speaking Martian how-to guide title card with a UFO
Setup card on unpacking the box and forming teams
Step one card on grown-ups becoming Martians
Step two card on Martians describing the word
Step three card on humans guessing the words
Point system card explaining how to collect points
Win card showing the team with the most points wins
Mission accomplished the end card with a UFO

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Riley T. ★★★★★

The one-syllable rule is way harder than it sounds, and watching my dad panic trying to describe "volcano" without using a single two-syllable word had us all in tears. Great way to get everyone off their phones for an hour.

Hazel ★★★★★

Bought this for a family game night and my kids were in tears laughing watching the adults struggle to give clues using only one-syllable words. The Martian-versus-Human setup flips the usual guessing game dynamic, so nobody has an unfair advantage. We've played it four times in two weeks.

Samuel L. ★★★★★

My seven-year-old was in charge of being a Martian first and the rule about only using single-syllable clues had us all stumped in the best way. It’s one of those rare games where the grown-ups actually struggle just as much as the kids, and the round flew by.

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