BLeBRiTY

Its actually good, like some of the questions i dint know just like heads up, but its fun to learn about the ones you don't know later. Just get it lol. This would be a good game if you lived in a black college hall or have a black fraternity or you're just hangin out with your friends. White people can play it too i mean its actually relevant to all Americans because black history is just american history. Everyone will know a lot of the people and things who play the game. I find this game much more interesting than heads up. You can even bust it out in a party to test your crowd lol. You'd be shocked what they don't know, but even more surprised at what they know. Its almost like an awareness thermometer, -a little. You can read the room if you play this game but sometimes people just don't know anything about black culture and this game also doesn't really get the more important details and uses questions just because of some contract or something i swear. BUT There needs to be a black history category thats free, thats like way important. And i know yall probably already thought of this and said “i don't want people busting out black history and killing vibes” no one is gonna do that and black history doesn't kill vibes, it creates vibes everyone can learn from!

If you like playing games with family and friends and you were raised in an African American household, you will will not be disappointed with this game. The categories in BleBrity are well thought out and will have you and your family and friends crying with laughter. I fell on the floor laughing at the “Momma Phrases” category and couldn’t continue my round. BleBrity is a great game to play with cousins and play cousins during the holidays. The reason for my 4-star is because there are a few categories missing (according to the categories listed on their website-LGBT, The Queen, Prince, and 80s babies). I would love to play those categories, too.

The first thing my friends and family asks at every event is if I’m bringing my iPad so we can play. All ages are entertained: we laugh, complain, clown each other and no one ever wants to stop! I just realized that I can AirPlay from my iPad to my AppleTV. The next gathering is going to be ridiculous because we don’t have to gather around the iPad anymore. Everyone can clearly see the hints on the big screen. I buy every new category I think the crowd would like. I don’t mind paying $1 to support black businesses!

The app is fun with its beginning 6 games, but I don’t like the fact I paid $1.99 for it. The price would be fine if I didn’t have to pay $.99 for every single new category. It’s good there’s a lot of options and people can choose which ones they want as opposed to being forced to buy bundles that people may only want 2 out of the 5 categories. But yeah, I think the app should either be free (so the first 6 categories are free and people would still have to buy the any of the categories they choose) or to fit the $1.99 price it should have more categories from the jump. Also, the app could use Black History categories in different fields like international, science and civil rights and a Black Youtuber category.

This game is awesome and makes for a real good time. I tested it out with a few friends before playing unveiling at at Thanksgiving dinner 2017. The answers are really good and I like that you can view playback of your friends trying to get you to real the choices. My only problem that I have is when it’s time for the answers to change the “Hold Phone to Head” or whatever it says doesn’t vanish when the answers begin to show up, making it hard to play. Please fix this Jesse ☺️. Other than that the game is the bomb and I love the HBCU Love!!!!!