From Jack Dire, the creator of Superfight, comes Red Flags: The Game of Terrible Dates. This hilarious party game challenges players to convince 'The Single' to choose their date, even after sabotaging them with terrible Red Flags. It’s an easy-to-learn game perfect for adult game nights, bachelorette parties, or as an ice breaker.

• Hilarious Gameplay: Players compete to build the best date using perk cards, then sabotage opponents by playing Red Flags that introduce flaws like collecting human skulls or punching baristas.
• Quick to Learn: The rules are simple and straightforward, allowing you to start playing within minutes.
• Flexible Playtime: Play for 15 minutes or for hours; the game ends when players decide to stop, and the player with the most points wins.
• Great for Groups: Designed for 3 to 10 players, making it ideal for gatherings of couples, singles, or mixed groups.
• Portable Fun: Travel-friendly design makes it easy to bring to any event.
• Expandable Content: Customize your game experience by shuffling in expansions like 'Geeky' and 'Dark' Red Flags.

1. Divide the 400-card deck among players.
2. One player is designated as 'The Single'.
3. Each player uses their cards to create an attractive date for The Single using perk cards.
4. Players then play 'Red Flags' cards to sabotage each other's proposed dates.
5. The Single chooses the best date based on the remaining, flawed options.
6. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins.

• Brand: Jack Dire Studios
• Game Type: Party Game / Card Game
• Players: 3 - 10
• Number of Items: 400 Cards (Starter Deck)
• Material: Paper
• Color: Red
• Dimensions: 123x99x62mm (3.9 x 4.84 x 2.44 inches)
• Target Audience: Adult (Minimum age recommendation: 204, Maximum age recommendation: 204)
• Language: English
• Special Features: Portable

Red Flags is the perfect addition to your next adult game night, offering endless laughs as you try to sell the most disastrous date imaginable. Get ready to convince your friends why dating someone with a major flaw is actually a great idea!