Game Night Out — Attraction in Lake View Township

We did a 3-hour experience at Game Night Out and had so much fun! It was part of our wedding weekend, so we had a mix of family and friends across different generations, many of whom didn't know each other. There was also a very wide range of interest in games, from several hardcore board gamers to some people who don't particularly like playing games. Once the games started, the energy from our hosts got everybody engaged, and a few hours later, you wouldn't have known that many of the people had never met each other. They randomly assigned us to four groups and mixed up the types of games well to emphasize different styles, all while encouraging some friendly banter between teams. The hosts were funny and energetic and really made everything work. We didn't know if three hours would seem overwhelming for the less game-obsessed members of our group, but the time flew by and nobody was checked out or bored at any point. We highly recommend...

Game Night Out provides a stellar, fully host-guided experience that exceeds expectations, even for skeptics of game nights. The outrageously fun live hosts create an atmosphere where laughter and enjoyment prevail throughout the night. With expert guidance through every game, they effortlessly make you feel like you're among old friends. Plus, for those with competitive friends, rest assured – the hosts ensure everyone plays by the rules, guaranteeing a fantastic and fair game night for all. Highly recommended for a memorable and entertaining experience! Another fantastic perk of Game Night Out is the flexibility to bring your own liquor and food. This adds a personalized touch to your experience, allowing you to enjoy your favorite drinks and snacks while having a blast with the live hosts and games. It's a great way to tailor the evening to your preferences and make the game night even...

Atmosphere of walking into a living room with your own game host was cool. Our host Cynthia was great and explained the rules thoroughly with some humor peppered in.

The games: There’s different variations of party games you’ve likely already played. Some were a hit and some were trying too hard to tart out the classics. Lots of guesstures/pictionary/charades types. Still fun tho. The least enjoyable game was the “dumpster diving”- two people go head to head and try and rifle through what is essentially a large toy bin and try and find specific items before time. It was slightly hazardous, and you can’t really try your best unless you want to be a jerk or get in the other persons way.

Overall this was a cute, comfortable, non-competitive, yet high energy experience. It was nice to play with friends and bond...