Everything Ever(English edition) (2023)

MarcoOmnigamer highly recommends 'Everything Ever' as a welcoming, effective, and fun party game that encourages creative thinking without relying on traditional trivia or crude humor. He notes its simplicity and suitability for various group settings, though he finds the 'judge cards' somewhat superfluous.

“Everything Ever is presented as a fun, fast-paced party card game, highly recommended for family gatherings and as an excellent icebreaker, although its chaotic nature may not appeal to everyone.”

Edo found "Everything Ever" to be a fun and straightforward party game that encourages players to think creatively and recall information. He was impressed with its quick gameplay and unique challenge of naming items across various categories.

“Overall, I really like Everything Ever! I think, for me, it nicely threads the needle of being a trivia-adjacent party game without really requiring too much trivia knowledge.”

The reviewer found "Everything Ever" to be an enjoyable, fast-paced party game ideal for social gatherings and as an icebreaker, praising its ability to reward creative answers while acknowledging it's not suited for players seeking rigid rules or high-stakes strategy.

The reviewers consider 'Everything Ever' a fun and portable party game with appealing artwork, particularly suitable for families, though its enjoyment is highly contingent on players consistently enforcing a 10-second timer to maintain its intended pace.

“An upcoming party game looks to put a modern spin on the classic Scattergories formula. Everything Ever sees between two and 10 people attempting to provide examples for a wide variety of different topics: from soups to space movies.”

“Games like Everything Ever belong in every gamer’s collection because they are such great ways to kick off a game night. Buy it, people!”

The reviewer found "Everything Ever" to be a fun party-style game with clever categories, enjoying the concept and experience, but ultimately couldn't fully recommend it due to issues with the implied time limit, potential for excessive length, and a feeling that it doesn't quite coalesce into a fully satisfying game experience.

“Everything Ever promises to put our years of useless knowledge gathering to the test, and I suppose it does so, but ultimately falls flat in the fun department.”