Cards Against Humanity is a crazy, boundary-pushing, and highly entertaining party game for anyone with a quirky sense of humor. A card is drawn from the deck, and then that card must be combined with the cards in your hand to create silly sentences. The winner is the one who makes the funniest or most ridiculous match. The game is similar to the Danish version, Det Dårlige Selskab.
Cards Against Humanity is a flexible game. Along with the rules, there are a number of suggestions to change the gaming experience - from ending each game with a Haiku poem to God is dead where you only play with the white answer cards. The possibilities are endless - and the combinations open up for many funny, embarrassing, crazy, and boundary-pushing answers.
Today, everyone and their mother thinks they are a nerd, which is why a Nerd Bundle has been created! It contains cards from Fantasy, Science, Geek, Sci-fi, World Wide Web, Human, and A.I - plus 10 brand new cards.
The Nerd Bundle is filled with expansion packs - so you need the base game to play it.
Check out our selection of Cards Against Humanity games and expansions here
The game consists of cards in two colors, black and white. The white cards are question cards with a missing word. The black cards consist of words that you use to fill in the white cards.
All players receive 10 white cards. Then one player draws a black card, reads it aloud, and waits for the other players to choose the white card they think fits best. The chosen white cards are shuffled and read aloud by the player with the black card. The player with the black card chooses a winner and gives the black card to that player. The black card counts as a point card. Then the turn goes clockwise, and the next player takes a black card, and so it continues.
The players who do not win draw a new white card, so they always have 10 cards in total. The person who won the round does not draw a new white card but keeps the black card. The winner is ultimately the person with 10 black cards and no white ones.
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