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(search on Board Game Geek) 
- Replay Value (1-10): 6
- Fun Factor (1-10): 6
- Worth Buying (1-10): 7
The game comes with many pictures of strange and crazy inventions. The
play of the game is similar to Balderdash; one player writes down what
the invention actually is, while everyone else makes something up.
All the written-down sheets are collected, shuffled, and read, and
everyone votes on what they think the answer actually is. Score
points if people voted for you, or if you voted for the correct
answer.
Okay, there's not really much I can add as commentary; it is pretty
much what you would expect from the description. The actual invention
images are large and quite viewable. A fine addition to your game
cabinet if you like Balderdash and its ilk; probably not otherwise.
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