Cards Against Humanity: UK edition

Cards Against Humanity is a party game that has taken the world by storm since its release in 2011 and topped international sales charts for years.

The game is incredibly simple and can be learned in under 1 minute, but players should not be afraid of being politically incorrect, because the game contains inappropriate, absurd and at times offensive scenarios and stories that are not for the faint-hearted.

The game contains 550 cards, of which 460 are white answer cards, while the remaining 90 are black. On the black cards are unfinished sentences such as: “In Michael Jacksons final hour he thought about ___________”

The players hold a hand of white answer cards, from which they choose the one they think is funniest. It could for example be: “Harry Potter Erotica”, “Old-people smell”, “Peanut Butter Jelly Time” or “A sad handjob”

There are no right or wrong answers. Instead it is the judges’ sense of humour and imagination that decide who has played the best answer of the round.

The game’s 550 unique cards give countless possible combinations full of surprising, imaginative and inappropriate entertainment for you and your friends.

Cards Against Humanity is originally an American game and therefore has quite a few references to American pop culture and society. In Europe, and therefore also from us, only the UK version is available, in which approx. 15% of the cards have been rewritten to suit a British audience. Whichever version you get, most cards will make sense as long as you have a reasonable command of the English language, but there will also be some cards that do not make sense to a Danish audience.

For a purely Danish game we recommend Det Drlige Selskab, which is a game of its own but in reality a rewrite of Cards Against Humanity.

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