No Loyalty
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No Loyalty is a chaotic, laugh-out-loud party game where teams shuffle every round, alliances are temporary, and only one player walks away with five tokens and ultimate bragging rights. Flip, team up, complete the challenge, and betray again next round.
What's In the Box?
No Loyalty comes with:
- 20 Team Cards
- 100 Challenge Cards
- 72 Tokens
Plus, one instruction manual that you will probably skim.
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QUICK STEP GUIDE
- RSRob S.Verified ReviewerRated 4 out of 5 stars8 hours agoVery Fun Family Friendly Game
No Loyalty is an absolute blast and quickly became a favorite at our family gatherings. It strikes that perfect balance between easy‑to‑learn gameplay and laugh‑out‑loud moments that keep everyone—from kids to grandparents—fully engaged. The rules are simple enough that new players can jump in instantly, but there’s just enough strategy and unpredictability to keep things interesting.
Overall, No Loyalty is a fantastic choice for families, friend groups, or anyone who loves a party game that brings people together. Highly recommended for your next game night.
- DDeanaVerified ReviewerRated 3 out of 5 starsYesterdayGood for very large groups
We broke out this game with a group of 5, and I have to say it fell a little flat. The rounds seemed to go too quickly, and people quickly lost interest. On a different day, we played the game with a group of 8 and it went over much better! Plan to play again with a group of 12 (adults only) and anticipate the game will prove to be a lot of fun.
- BHBarry H.Verified ReviewerRated 3 out of 5 stars2 days agoFun at times but sometimes confusing and unclear how to win points
Our review might be a factor of the number of people playing, and the space involved. We played with 5 people around a table but without a huge amount of space around the table. All were adults ranging in age from 22 to 62.
We liked that the teams kept changing randomly, which kept things interesting. And some of the games were easy to figure out, such as the thumb war, arm wrestle, build the house of cards before the other team.
Others, however, were not so clear. Form a conga line and dance around the table for example - who wins that one? I think some additional thought needs to go into how to clearly define winners and loosers.
We also found that since there were 5 of us that often gave an unfair advantage to one team or the other. Making a circle with bodies is a LOT easier with three people than two people.
And, because of the limited space, we all agreed to just skip ALL of the prompts that involved going around the table (e.g. the conga line). There seemed to be a lot of those too.
We also felt it lacked some of the cute quirkiness that we have come to to expect from EK games.
Hope that helps!
- DODiane O.Verified ReviewerRated 5 out of 5 stars5 days agoFun time
The game was fast paced and filled with laughter. We scrambled to our teams laughing as we completed our task.
- SWScott W.Verified ReviewerRated 5 out of 5 stars6 days agoIt's a lot of action.
This game is chaos! It was a bit much for this old man, but the rest of the family had a blast. They were so loud that I was worried we'd bother the neighbors. If your family is competitive like mine, they will love this game. Mine did.