Cards Against Humanity

Absolutely a great time! We played it with my grandma and it was absolutely hilarious!

This is the best party game you can buy, in my opinion. Its basically a fill in the blank, but you have to use the cards you have in hand to fill in that blank. It makes for some questionable, some hilarious and some really gross answers. I have played this game many times before because other people had it.

Love this game. It’s disastrous in a good fun way. You won’t believe your what your friends are capable of thinking until you play this fun game! Great design. Easy to learn. Quick play time but easy to play for hours. Cards are durable and make of good card stock material. Heavy duty for years of playing enjoyment.

Cards Against Humanity is the ultimate party game that has taken the world by storm. It's a game of dark humor, absurdity, and making the most hilariously inappropriate combinations possible. The rules are simple - players take turns drawing black cards that contain fill-in-the-blank statements, and everyone else submits their funniest white card to complete the sentence.The beauty of this game lies in its absurdity and the freedom it gives players to let their imaginations run wild. With a collection of over 500 white cards featuring everything from pop culture references to crude jokes, the possibilities for laugh-out-loud moments are endless.What sets Cards Against Humanity apart is its ability to bring out the inner comedian in everyone. It's a game that thrives on pushing boundaries and challenging social norms, making it a hit at parties and gatherings with friends who share a twisted sense of humor.One of the best things about Cards Against Humanity is that it's highly customizable. There are countless expansion packs available, each adding new cards and themes to keep the gameplay fresh and exciting. Whether you're into pop culture, science, or just downright bizarre scenarios, there's an expansion pack that caters to your taste.However, it's important to note that Cards Against Humanity is not for the easily offended or those who shy away from dark humor. It's explicitly designed for adult players with a taste for the irreverent and the outrageous.In conclusion, Cards Against Humanity is the ultimate party game for adults who enjoy pushing the boundaries of humor. It's a game that guarantees laughter, memorable moments, and a whole lot of fun. Just be prepared for the unexpected, as you never know what kind of hilarity will ensue when the cards are dealt!

Well a little backstory about this game is that a few months ago I went to a friend's party and there was a bit of drinking involved. After we all got a little good buzz, a friend got this game out and literally we played this game for 4 hours with almost 20 people. A lot of reading was involved, but boy was it one of the best parties I have been apart of. Seeing the success that this game brought to the event, I had to get this for my own parties. It has been a huge hit at my house since I've gotten this game. My parties have always been great, but since I've gotten this, everyone goes home talking about my parties and this game in particular for days with their friends.Drinking is certainly NOT necessary (although it is a bit more enjoyable), but an open (and crude) mind is required, however. I have had some people come over that are very "literal" or can't take the humor out of the more crude cards and it makes the game somewhat lame. However, if you can get a nice sized group with people who love to laugh and perhaps drink, then there is no way you can go wrong with this game.I mean there isn't too much to say about this game even though it is absolutely fun. The cards are indeed durable, of course as long as no liquids soak them and they are handled properly like regular playing cards. There are plenty of black and white cards for countless hours of replayability. Many of the cards are just hilarious and give very funny vivid images.There are a few issues, however. From what we all saw, there were at least 1 or 2 cards that had typos. I can't remember them off the top of my hand, but they were indeed typos. At the same time, whatever printed these cards had a slight blip because some of the backs seemed to be printed on twice with a slight deviation and overlapping so it kind of looks like the printed logo has a shadow. Both issues are definitely nothing important and are very minor. However, the one perhaps major gripe I have about this game, is that there are many white cards that kind of appear to just be thrown into the game without too much thought. In short, those particular cards are not very funny, so there will be instances where players will have "burn rounds" especially on the pick 2 or 3 black card rounds so that they can get rid of these "bad" cards. Obviously while playing through the game, some of these more "boring" cards could theoretically be played on certain black cards, however, even then they most likely do not win the round.So despite those setbacks, I still definitely rate this game a 5. I own many board and card games along with many console games that are great for parties, but nothing comes close to the enjoyment that Cards Against Humanity has brought. This game deals with politics, sexuality, racism, sexism, religion, diseases, the bizarre, the handicap, and a few more topics.. So if you feel like you would be offended by such things, then this game would most likely not be for you. However, if you don't give a crap, can perhaps drop a few drinks down the hole and love to laugh and have a good time, then this game would be perfect for you and similarly minded friends!

This game is super fun. You have question and answer cards. Someone asks a question, you pick the card in your hand with the funniest answer. You need a rather sick sense of humor to play this game. If you're easily offended, this is not the game for you. Cards are durable. The box isn't too large and the game travels well.