Game play is the same for all four EPQ games except EPQ for Lovers is meant for two players
(of any gender). In the other three games, players take turns asking the group questions and the
first two volunteers share their answers. The group votes for their favorite answer, and that
player wins the card as a point. A player wins after 5 points. In EPQ for Lovers, players ask
each other questions but elect whether or not to answer them. In this version, a player wins after
20 points The content delivers well on the names of the four games, so brace yourself!
Questions are HUGELY personal!

You’ll never run out of fun things to drink to with 552 questions to drink to. The humor is
campy and fun, and pokes jokes at all the somewhat dickish things many of us are guilty of
doing.

A sequel to the popular Drink if… drinking game. It’s just a fun and easy to play as the earlier
versions, but these statements are more f*cked up. Roll a die to select a Drink if… statement
from one of the cards. Then anyone who has done the action, takes a drink. Never run out of
wild things to drink to with 1200 possible reasons to celebrate.

A sequel to the popular Drink if… drinking game for bride-to-be parties and other ladies’ nights
out. It’s just as fun and easy to play as the earlier versions, but these statements are more female
oriented. Roll a die to select a Drink if… statement from one of the cards. Then anyone who
has done the action, takes a drink. Never run out of wild things to drink to with 1200 possible
reasons to celebrate.