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Fame or Forfeit

New card game designed by an 11-year-old hits the shelves just in time to help families through our third lockdown. After hours working and studying in front of the computer here is an opportunity to enjoy family time in a more traditional way.

Fame or Forfeit is the brainchild of Thady Lillingston, who originally created the card game to play with friends. After Thady showed it to his family, his grandfather William Beckett saw its potential for success – having previously produced one of the first ever multimedia games and the cult Cluedo-inspired classic, Foul Play – and decided to produce it professionally.

The idea behind Fame or Forfeit is similar to the classic card game Old Maid, but with additional forfeits. Players must take challenge cards from their partner’s hand and complete the challenges described to score points. The player who has scored the most points once the deck or the players are exhausted is crowned the winner. In addition to the game, players need nothing more than a pen and paper, a lemon, and a bottle of ketchup. The simple set up and easy rules make this fun game suitable for all ages ranging from 8 to 88. Up to six players can take part at any one time, making the game a must-have for the long winter evenings or to cure lockdown boredom.

Fame or Forfeit promises to provide unique entertainment for all children and is one of the only games available to buy this season created from a child’s perspective. The game is not only aimed at children, and customisable packaging can be ordered to create a personalised gift. The box can be printed to say “Granny’s Game or “Grandpa’s Game” for example, making it a fun and pocket-money-friendly gift.
 
Fame or Forfeit in progressWilliam Beckett said, “When my grandson told us about his new game, we sat down to play it as families do, but we didn’t anticipate how funny, unique, and entertaining Fame or Forfeit would be. Once we played it, I knew others would love this game, and in tough times it is ideal for bringing families together.”

Thady Lillingston added, “I love my new game and so do all my friends, so if you want to make each other do silly challenges like drink ketchup or spell your name backwards in 15 seconds, you should definitely play. It’s great!”

50% of all profits from the sale of Fame or Forfeit will be donated to Save The Children.

To find out more about Fame or Forfeit, visit www.thadys.com

 

Competition Time!

For your chance to win a ‘Fame or Forfeit’ game, please enter our competition. There are three prizes waiting for three lucky readers of Mums&Dads Magazine. To take part in this competition enter through the widget below and use as many options as you like. Good luck!

Closing date: 8th February 2021

 

Fame or Forfeit card game

 

T&Cs:

– Prizes subject to availability.
– Competition open to mainland UK and Northern Ireland residents only.
– The competition closes on 8th February 2021 at midnight.
– You may enter by performing more than one action from the list above.
– We have three ‘Fame or Forfeit’ game to give away. No cash alternatives or substitutes are available.
– The winners will be selected at random from the entries and contacted by email.
– If the winner does not respond within a time frame specified in the winner notification email another winner will be selected. The same rules apply to the newly selected winner, so please check your emails carefully after 8th February 2021.
– This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Facebook or Instagram.

 

11 thoughts on “Fame or Forfeit

  • Mr Mark Adamson

    Sounds like family lockdown fun

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  • Pamela Hutchinson

    Sound a good game

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  • PAULINE HILL

    looks great family fun for all

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  • Tracy Nixon

    Sounds like a great family lockdown game!

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  • Eva Lorraine Appleby

    Super way to get the kids off the PC for a while

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  • Sue Barton

    What a good idea well done

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  • A.E. ADKINS

    This looks a really entertaining game for the boys during off-screen time

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  • Phil Read

    Such a clever lad. Sure to go far.

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  • Michelle Blane

    We love to play games like this with our grandchildren.

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  • Nikki Easton

    This would be great fun with the kids. What a fantastic treat.

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  • Katie B

    We love card games! This looks great a great game.

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