# No Loyalty

Teams Change Every Round, Players Have No Loyalty!

4.5

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars

63 Reviews

Sale price $19.99 USD

**AGE**  
7+

**Number of players per game**  
4-20+

**Game play time**  
15 min

**Description**  
No Loyalty is a chaotic, laugh-out-loud party game where teams shuffle every round, alliances are temporary, and only one player walks away with five tokens and ultimate bragging rights. Flip, team up, complete the challenge, and betray again next round.

## What's In the Box?

**No Loyalty comes with:**

- **20 Team Cards**
- **100 Challenge Cards**
- **72 Tokens**
- **One instruction manual that you will probably skim.**

[Download Instructions](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0345/9180/1483/files/NOLO-CORE_Instructions_07JUL25.pdf?v=1761702116)

### FLIP

Flip a Challenge Card, Then flip your Team Card.

### RACE

Race to complete the task with your new teammates.

### CHANGE TEAMS

Teams change every round.

### WIN

First to 5 tokens wins!

**Reviews Summary**  
Generated by AI from 59 most recent customer reviews  
Customers say this party game creates instant chaos and laughter with its constantly shifting teams and physical challenges. They describe it as fast-paced, loud, and energetic, requiring players to scramble around finding teammates each round. Many note the game works best with larger groups of 6+ people, as smaller groups can feel flat or repetitive. Players appreciate how easy it is to learn with minimal rules, making it accessible for mixed ages from kids to grandparents. Common feedback mentions needing adequate space for movement-based challenges like forming circles, racing around tables, or doing handstands. Some find certain challenge cards unclear or skip ones requiring specific conditions. Reviews consistently praise the team-switching mechanic that prevents anyone from staying on a losing team, though several mention the game can get extremely competitive and loud.

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