I'm doing some research for a game I'm working on and I bought today a copy of the game Guesstures (a charades-like game produced by Hasbro). I have an older version of the game from the early '90's but wanted to see the updated 2nd version of the game. When I got home and opened it, and started reviewing the cards I realized it was all messed up. There are two decks of cards for the game and both have been printed incorrectly. Needless to say the error effects game play. The directions refer to the decks in the non-messed-up (correct) manner which makes it even more confusing for someone that's viewing the game for the first time.
Anybody ever come across a game that's been printed incorrectly?
The disturbing aspect of this Guesstures snaffooey is that there are likely thousands of copies of this incorrectly printed game circulating on shelves. Do you think Hasbro doesn't know about the misprint? And if they do/did, do you think they'd ever recall the misprinted games?
Chip
Belive me chip. As hard as you try, sometimes things just happen. You can out in every imginable QA check, but in mass production, using human hands, it's going to happen. Sounds like your number came up :)
I would like to think the store/Hasbro would replace the game or give a refund without question.
GM