Board game Alexander PROMO I Give You My Word — Family version (model 2112)

Alexander PROMO I Give You My Word — Family version (model 2112) is a compact social board game designed for family play and small groups. The game focuses on verbal promises and trust-based interactions, offering short rounds that encourage conversation, negotiation and light strategy. Its portable format and simple components make it suitable for parties, family evenings and mixed-age gatherings where quick setup and easy rules are preferred.

Advantages

The family version streamlines rules for easier access by children and adults, while preserving the core mechanics of promise-making and reputation management. Because rounds are brief and the components are compact, the game is easy to take on trips or bring to social events. The design supports both cooperative and competitive approaches, enabling flexible playstyles depending on group preferences.

Suitable for

• Family game nights with children and adults
• Small parties and social gatherings
• Carrying to vacations or weekend trips
• Icebreaker sessions and casual group play

Key specifications

• Player count: family and small-group friendly design
• Typical playtime: short rounds suitable for multiple sessions
• Age range: suitable for mixed-age players (family format)
• Gameplay focus: verbal promises, trust mechanics and light negotiation
• Format: compact and portable box for easy transport and storage

How to use

Unpack the components and read the included rules to familiarise players with the turn structure and the role of verbal promises in scoring or resolving conflicts. Set up according to the rulebook for the family version, distribute any tokens or cards indicated, and decide on a play order. During each round, players make promises and act according to agreed mechanics; follow the rulebook to resolve outcomes and update any reputation or scoring trackers. Sessions can be repeated or combined into longer play depending on group preference.

Usage recommendations

For balanced and enjoyable sessions, play with groups that include both children and adults to make full use of the simplified family rules. Keep rounds short and allow a few practice rounds to ensure all players understand promise and trust mechanics before competitive play.