Game of the Week: CARDS AGAINST HUMANITY
because I feel like swearing right now
Cards Against Humanity at Board Game Geek
Cards Against Humanity is a party game for four or more people. One person is designated the Card Czar, and turns over a black card that has a fill-in-the-blank phrase. The players all have white answer cards, and must choose a card that will complete that blank, aiming for the funniest response. They pass their chosen card face-down to the Card Czar, who then examines the answers and chooses which one she thinks is best. The winner gets the black card to represent one Awesome Point. Play then continues with the next player taking over as Card Czar, and the game continues until everyone decides to quit, at which point whoever with the most Awesome Points wins.
Sounds a lot like Apples to Apples, right? The difference is that Cards Against Humanity is rude, crude, and offensive. Many of the cards revolve around adult humor.
Cards Against Humanity was featured on Tabletop. It is not safe for work or children. You can watch it here: https://youtu.be/QCEqUn7If44
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Cards Against Humanity at Board Game Geek
Cards Against Humanity is a party game for four or more people. One person is designated the Card Czar, and turns over a black card that has a fill-in-the-blank phrase. The players all have white answer cards, and must choose a card that will complete that blank, aiming for the funniest response. They pass their chosen card face-down to the Card Czar, who then examines the answers and chooses which one she thinks is best. The winner gets the black card to represent one Awesome Point. Play then continues with the next player taking over as Card Czar, and the game continues until everyone decides to quit, at which point whoever with the most Awesome Points wins.
Sounds a lot like Apples to Apples, right? The difference is that Cards Against Humanity is rude, crude, and offensive. Many of the cards revolve around adult humor.
Cards Against Humanity was featured on Tabletop. It is not safe for work or children. You can watch it here: https://youtu.be/QCEqUn7If44
This entry was originally posted at http://xnera.dreamwidth.org/754166.html. Please comment there (you can comment using OpenID if you don't have a Dreamwidth account). There's
comments waiting for you to read!