Cards Against Humanity

Cards Against Humanity

Cards Against Humanity reviews and discussion

4.5

91% of reviewers would recommend to a friend

Reviews mention

  • Hilarious, irreverent humor engine
  • Simple, intuitive gameplay
  • Lively, social group dynamics
  • Robust, varied expansions
  • Diminishing shock value
  • Occasionally outdated prompts
  • Content offensive to some
  • Repetitive without expansions

Cards Against Humanity delivers big laughs and easy, fast gameplay, according to reviews, and it shines with larger groups that enjoy edgy, NSFW, dark humor and its many expansion packs. Reviews also flag clear caveats: the shock value fades with repeat play unless you add expansions, some prompts feel outdated or offensive for certain audiences, and it’s not a fit for conservative crowds or family gatherings without careful curation.

AI summary based on Thingtesting reviews

2,219 reviews and posts

  • This game is amazing for a fun night with friends! My first time playing it, I was laughing so much and had a great time! I would def recommend.

  • Fun party game for teenagers! After that it kind of loses its novelty. Unless you and your friends are drunk and bored. But I have a lot of fond memories of this game.

  • Had some funny questions. Played a couple times. The only thing that it’s hard to get out of box.

  • My friends and had this game around for a while now and we still play it every now and then. It’s really good to use when you are trying to get to know each other because it can be casual but also lightens the mood. Sometimes we’ll play it not following the rules and we just use the cards and do a “who’s most likely to do…”.

  • A classic and fun game. Requires a lot of players and replayability diminishes after a while as you memorize cards and it feels repetitive

  • This is a fun game! Great for anyone older 18 plus

  • CAH is a worthwhile modern mainstay in your board game collection. At this point, it's worth it to grab the expansion packs too to spice it up a bit - even the off-brand ones. At first, this game was all about the shock value, but now that that has worn off, this is simply a welcome classic to game night.

  • I love this game forever! It's definitely not family-friendly, but I think it's so so fun to play with friends. After years of playing, it's always fun to go back to.

  • I think there’s a reason even “not game people” play this game. It’s fun for everyone (er- over a certain age, perhaps?). Watching your aunt who works for a church say “c*nt” is an absolute treasure. Get wild, have some laughs. Their greeting cards are hilarious as well!

  • I thought this game was hilarious, it was my type of humor or close so it was enjoyable: played it with friends not family lol

  • "Cards Against Humanity" is a hilariously irreverent party game that thrives on shock value and dark humor. Players compete to create the most outrageous and politically incorrect combinations of cards, often resulting in fits of laughter and disbelief. The game's simplicity makes it easy to pick up and play, while its endless replayability ensures that each round brings fresh surprises. However, its content isn't suitable for everyone, as it can be offensive or inappropriate for some audiences. Overall, "Cards Against Humanity" is a perfect choice for those with a twisted sense of humor and a willingness to push the boundaries of social acceptability.

    Received a free product from Cards Against Humanity
  • a silly game with silly cards and silly reactions from whomever you are playing with. i have played with people across different personalities and views of the world and this game never fails to both make it uncomfortable and hilarious at the same time. a tried and true classic.

  • I heard from somewhere that Cards Against Humanity supports individuals in the military and Peace Corps, and as a Peace Corps Volunteer, I tested the theory by emailing customer support. They were playful in response but lived up to the hype by shipping a free game to my home address! It was a very kind gesture! I had played the game before with friends, and it can be an absolute laugh riot depending on your level of tasteless humor (ours was fairly lowbrow). But the game relies on less skill than luck since players are dependent on what they have in their hands, which can often be unfunny gibberish that one has no option but to play (and probably lose the round). This game works best with alcohol because the fun can wear off after some time.

    Received a free product from Cards Against Humanity
  • The brand itself is great, they put out many funny games or knick knacks (the menstruation crustacean rocks). Hooowever, Cards Against Humanity itself gets repetitive rather quickly, especially the more players you have. I understand there are expansion packs and other versions of the deck to add on, but reviewing the game on its own, it’s not a game I keep running back to.

  • Fun game to play with friends and family. After multiple times playing the cards can feel repetitive. Expansion packs can help with this!

  • This is a fun party game to pull out with large groups of friends. Surely NSFW, but we get a good giggle out of this every time we play. I like that they offer expansion packs and ways to add cards to the game.

  • LOVE this game, it honestly brings people together in a funny way. I love the packaging, I would definitely have it out at a get together with friends.