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Like their first deck, this is another one of the better expansions out there for Cards Against Humanity. With 150 cards, this ties with their first deck for the largest expansion. Between just this and the first volume, my deck has increased by 300 cards. Three hundred pretty darned good cards.What do you get? 150 cards, but this time, they raised the number of black cards to 25. This might seem low to some, but, if you're like me and my group of players who like to occasionally play with a single deck (usually the inaugural session), this is a fairly good ratio; with most other decks, we run out of white cards before we even get halfway through the black ones. We find that at least a 5 to 1 ratio works well, as some black cards require two or more white cards, and some of us also like to bet and play more options. This is exactly a 5 to 1 ratio.As you would expect, the box is a bit bigger than a typical expansion. The design does follow that of the first, being virtually identical.The cards themselves are very similar in card stock and finish to the official cards, though the calendaring is a regular grid pattern that's only present on the fronts. The backs are smooth, but unlike the cards in Volume 1 that had a slightly more matte finish, these have a nice smooth finish on both sides. They are slightly less glossy overall than the official cards, but I find they handle better. And they just feel nice.Where the original deck had a bit of a curve to the cards, these came out of the box quite flat. I also pointed out in the review for the first volume that they were printed larger, having been cut to the imperial dimensions of 2.5” x 3.5”. This deck has been cut to the proper size of 63mm x 88mm, or 2.48” x 3.46”, so these will shuffle into the main game quite well. If you're on the fence about getting the first volume, I have heard that the first volume has just been reprinted and has also been cut to the correct dimensions. Another reviewer has pointed out that the corners are not as round as other decks, which I completely missed until now; they are a bit sharper. Still, since it took me this long to notice (with help), I don't consider it an issue.Like the main game, the cards are entirely B&W; no other ink color was used besides black. The text, on both sides is in a different font, but still fits in nicely with other decks. The text is smaller and a bit high up on the cards, with a narrower top border, but that has no effect on game play.Now for the good stuff... There are a lot of gems in this deck, like the “Worms.” (how this was missed for so long, I do not know), “Getting peed on by a dog and becoming its legal territory.”, and “Picking up the soap.” And a big bonus point for “A robe and wizard hat.” which certain nerds may recognize.I also found a couple black cards that felt familiar again, being similar to official black cards. Still, there's enough awkward variety here to keep you going for a couple hours at least with just this deck. A couple of my favorites here are “My biggest regret is ever getting involved with ________.” and “________ was notably absent from the stripper convention this year.”I'm eagerly looking forward to Volume 3 now.

First of all, I appreciate the quantity in this expansion for the money - it's a nice chunk to add to the collection.I got some other expansions on the same day and unboxed and thumbed through them but Carps v. 2 got the most laughs and caused me to take a few snaps to send to friends as a preview of what their horrible lives playing games with me might hold in store in the near future. Really, what sent me over the edge was "A funky ball of tits from outer space". Old Gregg fans unite! I about fell off the couch. "Using Icy Hot as lube" and "Used Q-tips" were just a few of my favorites. Note that Carps cards are the same height/width as CAHumanity cards but less rounded so might feel a bit bigger though they fit nicely and actually is another way to quickly distinguish them from some other expansions if you ever like to sort cards quickly. Including a pic of a white Carps card behind a black Humanity card for comparison. But yes - fully endorse adding these kiddos to your crew of naughties. Keep 'em coming!

The content on the cards is not too bad. My biggest problem, and I contemplated only knocking one star off, but it really warrants two, is that these cards are about a millimeter or two taller than CAH cards (and the other unauthorized sets) and when you are storing them together, it makes them susceptible to damage and it is very difficult to gracefully shuffle the cards. All of the other unauthorized expansions get that right. It can't be that hard.

Originally rated this 1 star because volume 2 had exact same cards as volume 1, I'm changing the rating to 5 stars because the maker of the cards contacted me direct after I posted the bad rating. They offered me a replacement deck and it arrived 3 days later. That is how customer service should be. The cards themselves are really funny and fit in perfectly as an expansion set to the original game.

We haven't had a chance to play with the cards yet, and we don't read them ahead of time so that we can be surprised when we play. So this review only speaks to the quality of the cards.The cards blend perfectly with my CAH cards in feel and in size. For the price, you get a LOT of cards. I'm hoping that the ratio of hilarious cards to so so cards is good. It'll make that cost to card count even more worth it.

This is a great addition to our "cah" packs. It makes it fun as every one races to get to the cards as the come up. These cards take the game to a whole new level...nsfw lol for hours.

Love this expansion! Compared to the original game these are a little more "X" rated. Was a great game night with the parents making them read some of these cards!!!

Excellent addition to my massive CAH set (I think I have over 2000 cards now). Lot of funny cards, both for answers and questions.Best party game ever!