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  • Occasionally outdated prompts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 Reviews also flag clear caveats: the shock value fades with repeat play unless you add expansions, some prompts feel outdated or offensive for certain audiences, and it’s not a fit for conservative crowds or family gatherings without careful curation.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 is a super fun game to play with family and friends. Some of the cards are a little over the top and I definitely would suggest going through them and removing any that you and your family would prefer not to use.

  • I purchased this as a gift for a friend, as we already own it and have shared some incredibly amusing nights playing it. It's most enjoyable with a group of 4-6 players. As mentioned in the heading, it's best suited for those with an open mind. Avoid playing with individuals who are quick to feel embarrassed or take offense. I was pleased to observe that the game has been refreshed with the addition of pertinent cards, which brings a fresh and unique element to the experience.

  • Pretty creative sentence combos. The decks do get a little old after multiple games since there's no longer the same shock factor. Great for high school/college age.

  • A constant winner at all parties. Not for those that are sensitive as many of the cards are raunchy or graphic—but fun for anyone with a laid back, dark sense of humor

  • My go to for game night, especially with a large group! Way to break the ice!

  • The way this game brings out the quirkiest thoughts and makes them the center of attention is pure magic. I've laughed so hard I've snorted, choked on my drink, and even had to take a breather to regain composure. Just remember, it's not for everyone, but if you're ready to dive into a whirlwind of unfiltered fun, this game is a laughter-packed must.

  • I have to admit I was sceptical about Cards Against Humanity. Originally when someone explained the concept behind the game, I wasn't sure I 'got it'. However, once you begin to play and understand the dark humour associated with the game, it can be hilariously fun and a great game to play with friends or family (adult only).

  • While these cards are fun if you understand the references, it's a different story if you don't.

  • Great to have for any occasion, especially gatherings with family or friends when you'd prefer not to watch TV. Always entertaining

  • I mean, who doesn’t love a game of Cards when everyone’s tipsy? It’s become a classic, and the expansion packs keep it interesting. Such a fun game!

  • The best game to play with friends. I love the ability to mix and match packs so that its a new experience every time.

  • It was a great game made for mature audiences ,with a great sense of humour. Great party game.

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  • I get why people love this game and I’d even recommend it based off of how many people I know enjoy this game. I personally like other games more. But, if I were throwing a party, again I would get this because of its popularity and knowledge of how people enjoy it all ages.

  • Fun card game with the right group of people. Definitely not for kids and friends need to have a fun and open sense of humor.

  • Love the game! Obviously you need a little dark humor in you to enjoy the game with some families (cousins or the cool aunts and uncles) and friends.

  • It's a mixed bag for cards against humanity. The game is fantastic the first time you play it. Funny witty and downright dark. It ticks all the boxes and combined with some drinks can make for a great night with friends. I do stress do not play this game with family unless you're comfortable with memories etched into your skull that you'll take to the grave. The only downside is the fun dissipates quickly the more you play the game. This is the same with all board games in fairness so it doesn't differ from the market in that sense but having bumper packs that are more broadly marketed would help. They exist but you rarely go round s friend who says " you got to try the bumper packs for cards against humanity". It would be a great revenue stream if they were more popular so the formula needs tweaking. It's like the combinations aren't varied enough which means there are just a load of duds in the cards that just aren't funny. Not every card can be a zinger but when you're playing and you have a hand of cards that aren't funny it can be pretty boring.