Exploding Kittens Card Game - NSFW Edition

Product Description

Exploding kittens is a card game for people who are into kittens and explosions and laser beams and sometimes goats. In this highly-strategic, kitty-powered version of Russian roulette, players draw cards until someone draws an exploding kitten, at which point They explode, they are Dead, and they are out of the game -- unless that player has a defuse card, which can defuse the kitten using things like laser pointers, belly rubs, and catnip sandwiches. All of the other cards in the deck are used to move, mitigate, or avoid the exploding kittens. This nsfw version of the game contains the full version of exploding kittens, but the artwork on each card has been replaced with content too horrible/amazing to be used in the original exploding kittens game. The nsfw edition can be played with 2 to 5 players or combined with another deck to play with up to 9 players.

Features

• How to Play: Prepare for an outrageous game night with Exploding Kittens: NSFW Edition! Draw cards until someone reveals an Exploding Kitten, causing them to explode and lose the game—unless they defuse the kitten using clever tactics like a catnip sandwich. Use powerful action cards to sabotage friends, relocate Exploding Kittens, or avoid explosions. Last player standing wins!
• What's Included: Unleash the chaos with 56 hilariously inappropriate cards featuring original artwork by The Oatmeal. This NSFW edition includes everything you need for explosive fun—just add friends (or frenemies)! Also includes an instruction manual that you’ll probably skim, but hey, it’s there!
• Who’s it For? Designed for ages 17+, this game is perfect for those who enjoy dark humor, strategic gameplay, and a bit of friendly betrayal. Ideal for adult game nights, college gatherings, or anytime you want to laugh until you explode—literally!
• Where to Play: Whether you’re at a party, on a road trip, camping, or enjoying a night of drinks with friends, Exploding Kittens: NSFW Edition is your go-to game for outrageous fun. Portable and easy to learn, it’s the perfect travel companion that’s guaranteed to blow up any gathering.
• Our Story: From the creators of the internet sensation The Oatmeal, Exploding Kittens started as a Kickstarter phenomenon and has since exploded into a global hit, even landing a Netflix series! We blend absurd humor with strategic gameplay, making our games a blast—just ask our millions of fans worldwide.
• Packaging May Vary: The box you receive might look different, depending on availability. Rest assured the hilarity inside remains the same: the full explosive experience of Exploding Kittens: NSFW Edition!

Top Reviews

My wife and I sat down to enjoy our first game of Exploding Kittens and had a ...
by Biognome (4 out of 5 stars)
August 21, 2016

My wife and I sat down to enjoy our first game of Exploding Kittens and had a ball. She didn't think she was going to enjoy this game very much, based on the name, but when I explained that half of the proceeds from sales go to cat shelters, she agreed to give it a shot. Twenty minutes later, and she was laughing her kitten-loving head off.

Disclaimer: No actual kittens were exploded during the making of this game.

It was the Rainbow-Ralphing Cat card that did it to her. Ever hear of the artist called "The Oatmeal?" He's the artistic genius whose talent is depicted on each and every card.

This is the card game that made history on Kickstarter.com by being the most backed Kickstarter ever (as of this writing). By the way, there is an expansion set in the works, called "Imploding Kittens" and it looks to be just as fun.
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My 6year old picked it right up and love this game
by joel (5 out of 5 stars)
April 8, 2017

My 6year old picked it right up and love this game. I saw several reviews complaining about the card quality and how easily they get damaged. I have worked in the casino industry for years and have seen all different qualities of cards. I was a pleasantly surprised to find the card quality was not bad at all. Not top of the line by any means but plastic coated. I found the cards to be about the same size as Pokemon and Magic cards. Being a bit of a nerd I had lots of extra sleeves for my daughter and I's card collections. I sleeved the exploding kittens deck. It should last much longer that way. I highly recommend this game it's fun. I will be buying expansions soon.

ps

You can pick up Penny sleeves at any hobby shop that sells magic or Pokemon cards. They are very inexpensive and we'll make your game last much longer.
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Incompatible with newer expansions, different card backs, and now loot bags...
by Joe Bartlett (1 out of 5 stars)
January 26, 2018

They keep releasing new cards with different card backs. Most recently they've released blind bags that include a cheap plastic molded toy and a card that's intended to be used with this game, but the back is different so you can't use it without putting every single card into card sleeves. They keep doing this too, I think there are at least 3 different card backs currently... There's absolutely no reason for this other than a money grabbing scheme. This game had potential but they've ruined it completely with greed.
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One HUGE flaw...
by Ski-ball (3 out of 5 stars)
September 5, 2016

For starters, we love the game. I have 3 girls ages 9, 7, & 3. The 9 & 7yo love the game, the quarky characters, and the simple premise. This game would be worth $20 for a deck of cards IF it were a deck of cards that could endure the treatment of children.

Not only that, but even when we first got the game, I did all of the card handling. Even when I was shuffling the new deck of cards, edges of the cards started peeling back during the simple shuffling process. Just within the first few games. Which seems easily avoidable since playing cards have been around for quite some time now. It's not new technology or anything.

My 7yo cheats, and peeled edges on cards can be used to cheat.

Choose a new printing service, and you'll get 5 stars from me. But charging us $20 for a poor quality product that costs so little to produce just seems like garbage business ethics.
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Great game, production quality could be better...
by Jesse Eggers (3 out of 5 stars)
April 15, 2016

I must say, this game is funny and a blast to play. I can see why it has so many positive reviews. We love it, and would give the game five stars except for two issues. The first is that it is simply a card game. Paying $20 for a deck of cards seems a bit steep to me. However, honestly, that wouldn't bother me as much if not for the second issue. The production quality of the cards are low. Most of the regular decks of cards I've played lasted longer than these. Within a few weeks, we were seeing wear on the cards that took some of the mystery out of what was in another players hands. Now, after about 20 games, every card is marked by wear on the edges. I would encourage the game developers to invest in a thicker card with a heavier wax like the ones many other card decks are made with. If you purchase the game, and you have a laminator, it may be wise to laminate before gameplay so the cards last a long time. If they do, it will be well worth having. It's a hilarious game to play!
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Great Game - Poor Card Quality
by D. Miller (3 out of 5 stars)
August 14, 2016

I'm breaking this review down into two categories: Gameplay and Quality of Product.

Gameplay: Excellent. Really fun game that the entire family can play. As adults, we'd rather play this than a lot of other family style/card games. We also have a 13 year old, 6 year old and a 4 year old. Our older boy is the one who suggested it and it was a hit. Took about 2 open-hand games and 2 assisted games to get our 6 year old going, but after that he was good to go. Our 4 year old can even play on her own now after a couple weeks of watching and sitting with us...she really doesn't need much help.

There's definitely a strategy involved and each game is quite different. Where it can get tough, is if an older player is very strategic and the younger players are more basic (like most games). There's a lot more to it, than say Uno. Overall, for gameplay, it gets 5 STARS!

Quality of Product: This where the stars drop for me. First, for $20, I was expecting more than just a deck of cards. I didn't know what the game was but figured there would be more than just a deck in the box when I opened. In the end, I'm fine with the price. It's a great game. BUT, the quality of the cards is about as cheap as you can get.

We've had the game for a few weeks and played it quite a bit, but that cards are literally falling apart already. The corners are peeling apart a couple are ripped a little bit, just from normal shuffling. They're so floppy now, it's difficult to even shuffle them. Several cards are easy to pick out, based on the blemishes. This is especially tough when it comes to the Kitten or Defuse cards, the two most important sets of cards in the game. It changes everything if you can pick out a Kitten just by looking at the back side.

It sucks, because I would seriously consider buying the expansion pack but the difference in the cards will be so noticeable, I'm not sure it would be worth it. Pretty disappointing because, like I said, it's a great game....the quality of the cards is just so low. They really should be more laminated, like a good set of Bicycle cards or something, especially because it's not like you can just go out and quickly (and cheaply) pick up another deck. I'd rather have less packaging and better cards.

Soooo, yes, I would definitely recommend the game, just don't expect it to last too long.
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Buying this awesome game for the 2nd time
by Sammygirl (5 out of 5 stars)
November 28, 2017

I bought this the first time earlier this year ahead of the camping season, something new for our group's game night. It was a huge hit, especially with the kids, because what 6-year-old doesn't love exploding kittens? (At least conceptually.) It took a little bit of explaining and coaching to get the kids up to speed but after that they ruled the table like the merciless sociopaths kids are. They will throw you into the path of an exploding kitten card without thinking twice.

Seriously though, this is a great game for kids and adults, and so it's fun for family game nights. Kids can play on the same level as adults and they love that.

I ended up donating my original to the games pile at an AMC hut on our last group hiking trip (shout out Lonesome Lake). Now grabbing another ahead of the holidays because there are more gatherings ahead and I hate small talk. Now, instead of listening uncomfortably to Uncle Fred's latest MAGA rant, or worse, getting drunk enough to engage him in a conversation (shudder), I can bring on the exploding kittens.
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My wife and I sat down to enjoy our first game of Exploding Kittens and had a ...
by Biognome,Top Contributor: Board Games (4 out of 5 stars)
August 21, 2016

My wife and I sat down to enjoy our first game of Exploding Kittens and had a ball. She didn't think she was going to enjoy this game very much, based on the name, but when I explained that half of the proceeds from sales go to cat shelters, she agreed to give it a shot. Twenty minutes later, and she was laughing her kitten-loving head off.

Disclaimer: No actual kittens were exploded during the making of this game.

It was the Rainbow-Ralphing Cat card that did it to her. Ever hear of the artist called "The Oatmeal?" He's the artistic genius whose talent is depicted on each and every card.

This is the card game that made history on Kickstarter.com by being the most backed Kickstarter ever (as of this writing). By the way, there is an expansion set in the works, called "Imploding Kittens" and it looks to be just as fun.
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Way overpriced. Shopper beware, this isn't much of a game.
by JMS (1 out of 5 stars)
September 9, 2018

It's ok from the fun point of view but in no way is worth 20 dollars. This is about a 5.99 product ridiculously overpriced. It's not even well made enough to stand the test of time much less a good party. Kickstarter must mean "too overcharge". We will not be purchasing any add-ons, they got us once and that will be enough.
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Crazy Fun! Huge Flaw!
by Will Fisher (3 out of 5 stars)
January 20, 2018

Great game SUPER FUN! It's super addicting. I bought it for my daughter for Christmas and the whole family loves it. We have played it a hundred times in less than a month that we have had it. We've played it every time we have friends over.

So why only 3 stars?

Because there is a major flaw:

The cards are already falling apart. They just don't last. The quality is equal to a cheap deck of cards, not a high quality deck. Don't be confused by the pictures, YOU ARE BUYING A DECK OF CARDS for $20... which I would have no problem with if the quality of the cards was so that it would last. If you're going to sell me a deck of cards for $20 please improve the quality so that they will last. It is crazy fun. Is it fun enough to pay another $20 for another deck when this one finally gives out? probably not.
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Fun but so fragile...
by Bdubbs (3 out of 5 stars)
December 26, 2015

Three stars for the game itself. It's crazy fun and addictive. The NSFW version is perfectly crass and obsured, I could play it hours on end. It's also very easy to learn and new players will pick it up easy. BUTT... why must there always be a butt? The cards are so fragile. After one game night, the edges started to tear and fray. Certain cards you can now tell when someone is holding, thanks to the tear pattern. For comparison, the uno deck we bought the same day as these, and probably played more rounds with, still look new. Thankfully it hasn't yet happened to the coveted defuse card, or the feared exploding kitten. But it does effect game play when you know what card your opponent is holding. I was thinking if buying the original version but now I'm not so sure it's worth the $20 price tag.
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Just felt I should let folks know we were so disappointed after reading all the glowing reviews of t
by Amazon Customer (1 out of 5 stars)
December 29, 2017

This is the first review I've ever written despite being a heavy Amazon user. Just felt I should let folks know we were so disappointed after reading all the glowing reviews of this game. It is really, really boring. Nothing fun or funny about it. Played with age ranges 16-52. Stick to Cards Against Humanity or even Uno for a more entertaining card game.
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This game sucks ass. A Lousy hipster game trying to make ...
by Winnie Holland (1 out of 5 stars)
June 12, 2018

This game sucks ass. A Lousy hipster game trying to make something out of nothi where there's no real point in the whole game. And I am a lousy hipster. Not judging hipsters. Just the game. It sucks.
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Fun Game
by LVesper (4 out of 5 stars)
January 4, 2017

I did not realize that this was an explicit version of the game. I have two teenagers and we have played this as a family. Although explicit, it wasn't "too" bad. If I had noticed, I probably would have ordered the original. For the most part, we weren't reading the details of the cards, we were concentrating on looking for matches. I wasn't offended by any of the cards personally. I would compare it to potty humor or what you might expect from a teenage boy. The game itself is fun to play. The instructions are easy enough to follow and understand.
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Fun Filled Phycological Game Amongst Friends
by Vincent (5 out of 5 stars)
August 23, 2016

Object of the game is to not draw the exploding kitten card. Seems simple enough, but there are variety of counter cards that will block or divert an exploding kitten that will knock you out of the game.

The game essentially have 9 types of cards:
1. Exploding kitten card - what you want to avoid
2. Attack card - make the next player draw 2 cards increasing the chances of them drawing an exploding kitten card
3. Skip card - Skip you turn, so you don't have to draw a card (which may potentially be a exploding kitten card)
4. Favor card- Force an opponent to give you a card form his or her hand
5. Shuffle card - As the name implies shuffle the deck if you assume or know (with the see the future card) you'll be drawing an exploding kitten card
6. See the future card - see the top 3 cards in the draw pile. Great when combined with any other cards
7. Defuse card - save yourself from an exploding kitten
8. Nope card - Prevent any action of a card used by your opponent
9. Other cards - cards not part of the 8 mentioned, but if you have multiple you can use them for special combos such as stealing a card from another player.

Game is very simple to pick up and play, and the instructions are very easy to grasp. Once you and your friends get good at the game you'll be countering each other left and right as you guess what cards your opponent has and try to outwit them.

Card stock is similar to casino cards. The art design and writing on the cards are very witty and sometimes gross (for the NSFW edition)

I believe there's an app version of the the original exploding kittens on iOS and Andriod. It's only $1.99 (each person has to purchase the app) and is cheaper if you have frequent friends who play the game. But if you have guest over a few times a month or year it may be better to stick to the physical version as it's very odd to convince your guests to purchase the game on their smartphone or tablet in order to play the digital version

Overall very tension filled game with friends
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Most hilarious laughs we've ever had.
by Jenny Ellison (5 out of 5 stars)
October 5, 2016

This game is absolutely hilarious. If you want non-stop funbuy this game. We played it for hours and laughed the entire time there was some fun bantering as well. You see the game requires you to, make temporary alliances, screw everyone, or be sneaky, or a little of the above! The cards are hilarious. The picture are completely inappropriatly awesome.
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Don't waist your time
by RLAVA (1 out of 5 stars)
April 15, 2018

Extreemly boring... Went off of good reviews... Other then some "adult" pictures with cats... It does not have a fast pace feel, or even a real point of the game. Very disappointed.
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boring
by Mountain View Shopper (1 out of 5 stars)
January 6, 2018

kind of boring... got rid of it in a white elephant gift exchange
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Funny game for adult get-togethers
by Amanda (5 out of 5 stars)
December 27, 2017

This is one of my husband's favorite card games. We ordered the adult version which is extra hilarious. (Obviously NSFW or family-friendly.) This is a card based game which can be played with 2 to 4 players easily. It's mostly luck of the draw, like War but with inappropriate humor, and a little bit of strategy to it. For example, there cards that will allow you to look ahead to the next three cards. You decide what cards to play each turn. The game goes quickly and doesn't require a lot of effort, could easily be played even if you weren't sober ;)
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This is a fun, mindless card game for adults
by J. Collins (5 out of 5 stars)
March 24, 2016

This is a fun, mindless card game for adults. Best described as: Old Maid meets Uno for adults. If you're highly offended, and don't find offensive/gross things funny it's probably not for you. I've played both the regular and NSFW editions, and I don't see much of a difference. It's an especially fun bar game, which is where I first played. Kind of like darts or pool only for people that are to lazy to get up. The NSFW really makes me laugh, because what card game is suitable for work? Or rather what company would even say "sure Judy, sit at your deck and play Rummy. We think that's a great use of the time we pay you for." If you find that company please give me a heads up ;-)

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