• Big Potato Games has created a nostalgia-inducing, movie-themed board game that features Blockbuster, the famous video-rental store that was popular throughout the '90s.
  • The game's box resembles Blockbuster's recognizable VHS cases and the board is made to look like the store's parking lot.
  • Gameplay is a combination of lightning-speed trivia and "charades with a twist," according to the product's description.
  • The party game is currently available for $19.99 at Target and the last remaining Blockbuster store that's located in Bend, Oregon.
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Although the days of strolling through a video-rental store and picking up movies on VHS (or even DVD) are long over, that doesn't mean those days aren't missed. To satisfy that '90s sense of nostalgia, Blockbuster, the beloved video-rental store that once had thousands of stores globally, has lent its name to a new party game.

Board-game company Big Potato Games recently released Blockbuster: The Game, first reported on by Cosmopolitan, which combines "charades with a twist" and fast-paced trivia.

Even the packaging of the game will give you a bit of nostalgia. The box is designed to look like the rental chain's familiar VHS cases and the board itself looks like a Blockbuster parking lot.

The game seems to be for a variety of audiences — it bills itself as 'a movie game for anyone who has ever seen a movie'

The game has VHS-looking cards.
Big Potato Games

Fortunately, you don't need to be a film expert or former Blockbuster regular to play. A lot of the game involves naming films that fit certain categories like "Famous trilogies" or "Movies with zombies in them."

The gameplay itself seems to involve two teams, lots of guessing and a bit of charades. After an initial "quick-fire buzzer battle," players engage in a charades-style round where they can act out the movie, say a quote from it, or use a single word to get their teammates to guess it.

The objective of the game is for teams to collect a film card in each of the eight categories: action, classic, comedy, horror, sci-fi, drama, animation, and family.

The game retails for $19.99 and you can find it at Target and the last real-life Blockbuster store

You can buy the game in Bend, Oregon.
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The game is currently available at Target and, fittingly, the last remaining Blockbuster store in the world that's located in Bend, Oregon. Per Target, the game retails for $19.99.