Agree to Disagree Review: Seinfeld is the best television comedy ever made.

[@AdamsAppleGames]

Thanks so much for taking the time to play Agree to Disagree and post your review! We're always excited to see what people think. Discussion Issue #1: We do explicitly ask players to form their opinions honestly on pg2 of the rulebook. Discussion Issue #2: For the concern about a lackluster end to the round, the 3rd to last player always has a choice between the remaining two players. Due to the hot potato nature of the round, it not possible that the 3rd to last player would have 100% confidence on the opinions of remaining two players at the table. We do acknowledge that the reveal of the final prediction may show that the 3rd to last player (and possibly more players) did not have a chance to score points this round. The better the group gets at topic selection the less this happens, and in the end it's mostly about the fun discussions afterwards.

[@darbyl3872]

A game that explores people's opinions about stuff. Genius.

[@terry3733H]

one of the funniest memorable LOL sit-com with uniquely talented comedians. Nobody else is like Elaine, George and Kramer. Jerry's show about "nothing" is actually "everything" about human behaviour that baffles / annoys / amuses us but they're too minute, absurd or inappropriate to bring up as a conversation, let alone a full episode. 4 people who couldn't control their own impulses and idiosyncrasies, then ran into hilarious troubles that somehow intertwined ridiculously.

[@JorWat25]

I'm reminded of the Jackbox game Split the Room.

[@rudyjansen4242]

Thought this really was all about Seinfeld being the best comedy show ever, which it is.

[@curtislinden9297]

why are people watching? Because its on TV! Not yet its not!

[@branboom3342]

I disagree

[@LeeKenshin7]

I had the opportunity to get this game for free but after seeing how it played, I opted not to. I agree with this review, there are many other party games I rather play. My gaming group would find it disagreeable.

[@gamera2351]

Football is better than the snoozefest that is baseball. The JL can easily beat the Avengers. 😁

[@GeeEmm81]

I alternate between Seinfeld, Everybody Loves Raymond, Modern Family, The Middle and Superstore. But yeah, if I HAD to pick 1…it would be Seinfeld.

[@UnimatrixOne]

M.A.S.H. or Cheers!

[@bobsteel1981]

The scores are suitable spread for a game about disagreeing. :)

[@jdotco23]

Mike definitely wrote the title of this video, which was half the reason I clicked it, lol (it IS the best comedy ever!). This game looks mostly terrible, but I'm sure some would disagree.

[@xbewarethesacrilegex]

Agree

[@mcstabba]

I don't!

[@EfrainRiveraJunior]

I don't think I would enjoy this game too much.

[@trunk081]

It’s Arrested Development.

[@XxDeadpool99xX]

I think the first 3 seasons are great if you can binge them. But you couldn’t turn on a random episode out of sequence and enjoy it to its fullest extent. I think this contributed to its commercial failure. Let’s not talk about the other seasons…

[@ChrisHathaway]

Seems like a wasted opportunity to put magnets in a game. Those devices would eother stick together if they "disagree" (have opposite poles) or push away from each other if they match.

[@edwindrood2816]

Good review. I despise games like this.

[@leksiewwee4538]

yes seinfeld is the best

[@Sgrand80]

People that try to game a partt game lol

[@SeerMagicX]

It's certainly the most overrated.

[@gamera2351]

Oh man there are a lot of television comedies better than Seinfeld. This title is bait. 😂

[@ko9]

Strongly disagree on the title, I can think of several comedies that are much better than Seinfeld was.

[@gatorchomp9607]

I don’t know about several… name them.

[@ko9]

@@gatorchomp9607 Modern family, Friends, Two and a half men, Arrested Development, Ted Lasso..

[@nishant_kumar]

Let's agree to disagree 😂 . . Honestly, it's a great name for a game

[@ko9]

@@nishant_kumar Haha you stole my line.. I was waiting for someone to argue against the shows I mentioned, so that I could say that ;-)

[@thedicetower]

You put two and a half men with those other four? That's crazy talk.