Things... Schitt's Creek Board Game – Hilarious Party Game for Fans Ages 14+

Things... Schitt's Creek is a party board game that blends the absurd humor of the TV show Schitt's Creek with the classic guess-who-wrote-it gameplay of Things... Designed for 4 or more players ages 14 and up, this edition lets you explore the show's characters and moments through topic cards. You read a prompt, write a private answer, then everyone tries to match responses to players. No right or wrong answers—just unexpected laughs.

What makes this game different from regular party games?

Unlike trivia or charades, Things... Schitt's Creek rewards creativity over knowledge. The topics are inspired by the show—Eww, David—so if you're a fan, you'll have inside jokes to draw from. But even casual players can join because the responses are about your own thoughts, not recall. The game shines when you discover how your friends interpret a prompt about Moira's wigs or Alexis's adventures.

Gameplay and setup

Each round, one player draws a topic card and reads it aloud. All other players write a reply on a slip of paper. The reader collects the slips, shuffles them, and reads each aloud. Then everyone votes on who wrote which answer. Points go to correct guesses and to players whose answers trick others. The game includes topics like “Things you'd find in the Rosebud Motel” or “Ways David would say ‘fold in the cheese.’” It’s quick to learn—no lengthy rulebook—and a single round takes about 15–20 minutes.

Who is this game for?

It’s best for small to medium groups (4–8 players) who enjoy offbeat humor and light social deduction. Schitt’s Creek fans will appreciate the themed cards, but the game works as a standalone party game too. Recommended for ages 14 and up because some topics reference adult situations from the show. PlayMonster designed the box as a collectible—about the size of a standard board game box—so it fits on a shelf with other fan merchandise.

Specifications at a glance

Frequently asked questions

Can you play with three players?

The box says 4 or more. With three, you could adapt by having the reader join in guessing, but the scoring is designed for at least four to keep the anonymity fun.

How long does a game last?

Depends on how many rounds you play. A typical game with 4–6 players runs about 30 to 45 minutes.

Do you need to know Schitt's Creek to enjoy it?

Not really. Many topics are generic funny prompts. But fans will get extra enjoyment from show-specific cards.

What comes in the box?

The box includes topic cards, answer slips, a die, and scoring tokens. The exact card count isn't listed, but it's enough for multiple rounds without repeating topics quickly.