This game teaches players about idioms – phrases and slang terminology that don't make much sense when taken literally, such as "holy cow" or "kick the bucket." The name "Befudiom" combines "befuddled" and "idiom," alluding to the game's root in mixed-up meanings. Whether it's acting, drawing, shouting or spelling idioms, players have a blast exploring those "befuddling" phrases. Launch date: April 1, 2007.
— “Befudiom is a universal game for its appeal with players of all ages and multiple uses as a great party game, family game and educational game, too,” Meredith Beck, of Everyday Edison’s public relations department, told TDmonthly.