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I've been wanting the Cards Against Humanity card game, and I got it for Christmas! If you don't know what it is the description doesn't sound so appealing but I promise it is really fun and with over 100k, 5 star reviews on Amazon it seems I am not the only one who loves this card game!
Cards Against Humanity is a party game for horrible people. Each round, one player asks a question from a Black Card, and everyone else answers with their funniest White Card.
If you've ever played the party card game Apples to Apples it is very similar but with adult content.
![Apples to Apples Party Box [Packaging May Vary]](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51Rch0O9yXS._SL500_.jpg "Apples to Apples Party Box [Packaging May Vary]")
Since telling people about it, others have asked where they can find the game, too. It's hard to find because it's not available in stores (probably because it's a bit risque). And right now, the only places online you can find it for sale is directly from Cards Against Humanity and Amazon (which is actually fulfilled by Cards Against Humanity, LLC).
The price is same at both places ($25), but if you have Amazon Prime, you can get the game with free 2-day shipping.
The original game comes with 550 total cards, and I think we used 2/3 of them on our first game, so I want to get some expansion packs. They each have 100 cards and are $10 each:
- Cards Against Humanity First Expansion
- Cards Against Humanity Second Expansion
- Cards Against Humanity Third Expansion
- Cards Against Humanity Fourth Expansion
- Cards Against Humanity Fifth Expansion
- Cards Against Humanity Sixth Expansion
You can even buy The Bigger Blacker Box that is an empty storage case to hold all your cards together. Rumor has it that it has a surprise card hidden in the lid of the box.
Family Additions of Cards Against Humanity
Due to popular demand, the game makers have now expanded into versions that are family friendly for the kiddos. You can find the family version at Target online.
Including this interesting spin the glow in the dark edition!
- 300 parent-approved cards to mix into your set of Cards Against Humanity: Family Edition.
- Playtested with thousands of families.
- Appropriate for most humans 8 and up.
- Includes cards written by actual kids.
Have you played Cards Against Humanity? What are your thoughts?