Cards Against Humanity

Product Description

Cards Against Humanity is a party game for horrible people. The game is simple. Each round, one player asks a question from a black card, and everyone else answers with their funniest white card. (This is the main game. Buy this first.) [Read more]

Features

• A party game for horrible people.
• Comes with 500 white cards and 100 black cards for eternal replayability.
• Includes a booklet of sensible game rules and preposterous alternate rules.
• This is the main game. Buy this first.
• America’s #1 gerbil coffin.

Top Reviews

Must have for every party or adult game night.
by Ash MarksTM (5 out of 5 stars)
January 2, 2016

It's fairly common knowledge that this game is very offensive. So if you're easily offended, it's a no brainier that this is not the game for you. Lots of sexual cards, a bit of Holocaust 'humor' cards, and there are even a card or two in there mentioning pedophilia. My husband has a pretty obscene sense of humor, but even we had to take out some cards (mostly the pedophilia cards, and he doesn't like the ones mocking God or Jesus.) The game is amazing, though, so it's not really a big deal at all to toss 5 or 6 cards that go to far for us. There are PLENTY more to chose from that are still ridiculous and entertaining, especially if you go into the expansion packs.

All we have to do is mention having this game at a party or get together and immediately dozens of hands fly up when we ask if anybody wants to play, or tons of "I WANT TO PLAY!"s are shouted at the simply mention of having the game. It's especially entertaining to play with normally more reserved old ladies... because then the truth really comes out, and you find their just as disgusting a person as you are haha
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You can learn a lot about your kids when they play this game! Fun game though!!
by betternbtr (4 out of 5 stars)
May 17, 2018

I was not 100% sure I wanted to get this for my 16 year old daughter to have to play with her teenage friends at her birthday. I did get it and I hung around while they were playing the game,girls and guys all about 16 yrs.old, very interesting,very mature conversations came from some of the cards.My husband and I actually have fun playing this game with my 2 teenage daughters. You may surprised to learn a few things that your kids know,that you did not realize..you can have fun and learn a few things about your kids,actually leaves a lot of room for discussions with your kids.Some of the cards are rather disgusting,so you may want to take those out of the set.
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vulgar obsene x-rated
by dare (1 out of 5 stars)
November 26, 2018

a 13 yr old meth head might think it is funny, I just cringed and didn't laugh much.
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If you have an ounce of class, you will not like this "game"
by JJ on Amazon (1 out of 5 stars)
December 30, 2018

If you are 18 and drunk, this game is for you, otherwise, stay clear. I found the cards distasteful, embarrassing, and totally classless. I'm shocked and disgusted that so many people gave it high marks. I bought it for a 22 yr. old who felt violated when she read some of the cards. I really messed up buying it as a gift!
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If you are looking for wholesome entertainment, keep looking.
by Lita A. (1 out of 5 stars)
December 26, 2018

With five stars and over 30,000 reviews I thought we had a hit.

It was a bust. Definitely NOT what I thought it would be.

I hadn't bothered to actually read the reviews. I know, rookie mistake.

In order to play this game we would have had to edit a good percentage of the response cards due to vulgarity and inappropriateness.

Of course, the box does specifically say it is a game for horrible people. But that was a joke, right?

Thanks Amazon, for having a generous return policy. We'll stick with What Do You Meme?, Jack Box, and Exploding Kittens.
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I thought this would be better
by N. Saenz (1 out of 5 stars)
December 28, 2018

I read the reviews, and I heard people say this was so fun. The group of people I wanted to use this with includes two teens. One of the reviews said they took out the cards that referred to God---one was"the blood of Christ"--2 referred to Jews in an antisemitic way, the rest were about sex mostly. Well the idea is a great one but the authors must get their heads out of the can. I decided to through it away
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Operation Get My Family Back
by Not Offended (5 out of 5 stars)
November 16, 2017

This game is so much fun. I played it with 3 generations family last weekend. I've been fearful of us drifting apart. Usually the adult nephews are bored and ready to bolt. Everybody has to be "someplace." I had reservations about playing this game w my mom and her grandsons so I pulled maybe 30 of the most "horrible" cards but after about 20 min I started shuffling them in. We as a family haven't laughed and enjoyed each others' company in a VERY long time. After 2 hours flashed past more than one face hurt from laughing.

We like to think highly of ourselves but by the end the consensus was yup, we really are horrible people. Funny but THAT bonded us. Looking forward to Thanksgiving and I'm not the only one.
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This game is just f***ing great!
by Paul Gomez (5 out of 5 stars)
October 29, 2014

Ever wondered what a grown-up version of Apples to Apples would look like? Well, Cards Against Humanity is the perfect response to that desire.

If you've never played Apples to Apples or Cards Against Humanity, let me fill you in on how CAH works. There are Black Cards and there are White Cards. At the start of each round, one chosen player (The Judge) will select a Black Card from the stack. On these cards will be a phrase or question that needs to be answered/completed. This is where white cards come in. Players have 10 White Cards, which they use to complete the Black Card's question(s)/blank(s). After each player (besides The Judge) has chosen the best White Card in their hand to go with the Black Card, all players turn their White Cards in to The Judge. From here, The Judge reviews the White Cards and decides his/her favorite pairing of the White and Black Cards. The player who played the Judge's chosen White Card gets a point (if that matters to your group) and the gameplay starts all over.

Let me give you an example with word-for-word examples of what you'll find on the Black and White cards.
1. The Judge plays a Black Card that says: "Life for the Native Americans was forever changed after the white man introduced them to ____________."
2. All players (exc. the Judge) choose a White Card.
3. After everyone has chosen their White Card, the Judge reviews the responses: "Smallpox Blankets", "Drinking Alone", "A Can of Whoop-Ass", and "Take-Backsies"
(Before you read these and think I'm an awful person, these are actual White Cards that I have seen played on the aforementioned Black Card)
4. The Judge chooses "Drinking Alone" and the player who picked this White Card wins the round.

This game is great fun, but keep in mind that there are some edgy/racy/raunchy/explicit/graphic/vulgar White and Black cards. In fact, that's the point.

If you don't have the right sense of humor to laugh at a card combination like "Lifetime presents: __Pretending to Care__, the story of __Not Giving a S*** about the Third World__", then this is not a game that I would recommend for you.

This is not a children's game, and this is not a game to play with Grandma (unless Grandma has a really effed up and awesome sense of humor). But if you and your friends enjoy laughing at the darker side of life, art, and pop culture... This is the perfect game for your next party.
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LORD HAVE MERCY ON US!
by reba505 (1 out of 5 stars)
December 14, 2018

Is this what the world has come to?!

Utterly banal and filthy. My adult son ordered this game. He has free will, but I let my feelings be known. I cry for our human race; for our children.
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Great for storing all your cards and expansion packs together
by TGG18 (5 out of 5 stars)
December 26, 2018

I gave this box to my boyfriend for Christmas after he had received the Green, Red and Blue expansion packs. It got to be annoying to have all those boxes laying around. I thought it would be nice to have all the cards together in one place and to be able to shuffle them all together. So far, he has the original gamoe pack, the Red Box, Blue Box, Green Box, Jew Pack, one of the Christmas Packs, Period Pack and Dad Pack. You can see from the pictures that those take up a little over half of the box all together. It's really nice having them all in one box and makes it much easier to travel with.

It comes with 50 blank cards that we will probably never use. We would have preferred those to be additional cards with sayings already on them, but they didn't ask us when designing it. However, it does also come with 20 cards that have sayings on them.

There is an additional hidden card in the lid of the box that is pretty amazing. I don't like that you have to cut or tear the paper of the lid to get it out but it doesn't seem to bother my boyfriend. I just think it's kinda ugly now, but definitely worth getting that card out!

I'm now reading that there is an additional hidden card in the bottom of the box that we missed. I will have to check that out and see if I can find it and report back.

I'm not sure what else I can say about a box. It does not come with the original CAH game. It's simply an empty storage box for the game and expansion packs. If you plan to add on to the original CAH game, I definitely recommend purchasing this box to store them all in.
**UPDATE**

After looking for that additional hidden card, I'm here to report we found it! If you look in the bottom of the box, where the cards are stored, the extra card is hidden in the the bottom of the center compartment. I'm sorry but I did not snap a picture but you can Google it online if you're having troubles locating it.

I also realized that we never mixed in the 20 expansion cards that came with the Bigger Blacker Box. They all have sayings with the word "box" in them. (No, not that "box") They're actually pretty lame considering they are from CAH who have made some pretty hilarious cards. They say things like, "In a box" and "A box within a box" etc... We didn't find them funny and have never used them or ever plan to.

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