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  • Occasionally outdated prompts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 Reviews also flag clear caveats: the shock value fades with repeat play unless you add expansions, some prompts feel outdated or offensive for certain audiences, and it’s not a fit for conservative crowds or family gatherings without careful curation.

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2,219 reviews and posts

  • Cards Against Humanity is the perfect game for Christmas gatherings and fun nights with friends. It brings laughter and outrageous fun, turning any get-together into an unforgettable experience. With its edgy and humorous content, it's ideal for those who enjoy a bit of cheeky humor. Paired with drinks, it guarantees hours of entertainment and belly laughs. Definitely a must-have for anyone looking to spice up their party games collection

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  • I love this brand, so many different topics and honestly interesting and fun. A thing to do to get off the phone.

    Influencer for Cards Against Humanity
  • A fun game but sort of gets old after a while.

  • I've played it countless times and we always end up laughing so much it hurts. I wish I could play it again for the first time! If you don't have any expansion packs it does get a bit predictable/boring after a while. Nevertheless it's a great game that brings people together for sure. We still have inside jokes in my family because of this game. Two midgets...

  • Fun game overall but it’s a little bit aged. Some of them aren’t super funny but it still is a fun game to play

  • If it was 10 years ago I’d be saying great. It’s just tired now.

  • Such a great and fun game that stands the test of time. I'm not a huge game player but this is one always gets my vote because it's not all that strategy oriented and can transform a dull party. Not ideal for young kids but I know that tweens/teens always want to sneak it out of the cupboard...

  • Great game to get you to unplug from technology and interact with you friends and have a good laugh. I do like the more adult cards for maximum laughs but classic is always a winner

  • If you don't like laughing hysterically do not play this game! Honestly, have had some of the best laughs playing this. Pro-tip do not play this with your parents lol

  • It's very US centric and sometimes it's hard for a non-white person to relate. It's sold universally but the content is not designed for all. Guess I need more varieties of this but as a game this is not as interesting as Monikers.

  • This game is a classic - there are so many variations of this game out there but I feel like Cards Against Humanity is one that I always reach for with my friends.

  • Super fun game for adults, even my game-adverse hubs has fun with this. Great break from the real world and all of the depressing news these days!

  • i really enjoy cards against humanity (CAH) and how they just follow the intrusive thoughts and run with it. i have the classic cards as well as many expansion packs and seasonal offerings. it’s a great game to play and it’s similar to apples to apples in a severely distressed way. this is not a game to be played with just anyone, it requires a specific type of humor. but once you find those people, you got this.

  • Don’t be put off by my three-star rating; this product has earned its reputation for good reason. It’s been a Thanksgiving tradition in past for us, and it’s always entertaining to watch how the older generation, like my parents, responds to its boldness. While some cards might push the envelope a bit too far, they certainly capture the spirit of a different era.

    Customer
  • Usually a fun game to play at game nights with friends, but not a game you'd play over and over again. The novelty tends to wear off

  • We use these in my NA groups, it's actually pretty fun.

  • Great game and always guaranteed to get some laughs with friends and family on a game night.

  • I enjoyed this game when it first came out but now find it rather repellant. Part of it is once you play it a couple of times the novelty is gone and it just gets repetitive. The other thing is that we have witnessed so much hardship and cruelty in the past 7 years that the answers don't strike me as funny anymore.

    Friends with Cards Against Humanity