MASH

The long version of the game includes "age of death" (ages 25-100) and "ways to die." These questions can be removed in the custom play option. The suggested methods of death are intentionally goofy but sometimes violent, such as, "after being mauled by a bear." Kids may also write in their own choices.  Graphics for this question include cartoons of lightning striking a person, a person juggling chainsaws, sharks, and a car driving off a cliff.

Marriage is a primary focus of the game. Questions include when and whom you will marry, how your proposal will happen, where you will marry and honeymoon, and how many children you will have. The game's age range for marriage is 18-51 years.

A wedding page includes glasses that would presumably be used for a toast, but there is no liquid visible.

Parents need to know that MASH is a well-done adaptation of the traditional paper game. The game combines player choice and random chance to create a story about the player’s future, including his/her spouse, college, occupation, salary, pet, age of death, etc. Kids can save stories with password-protection. Kids can also easily share stories with friends through email or Facebook. The game is intentionally silly, with mildly violent cartoony descriptions of how the player might die. The game inherently emphasizes marriage and consumerism; MASH stands for Mansion, Apartment, Shack or House.