🃏 CAHUS: The Ultimate Cards Against Humanity Experience by Cards Against Humanity LLC Review

Has the world come to this?! Totally banal and dirty. My adult son ordered this game. He has free will, but I'll let you know how I feel. I weep for our humanity; for our children.

The only thing I recommend for this game is to throw it in the trash where it belongs. It must be rated XX. Sexual innuendo goes too far, sexual assault, bestiality, unhealthy sex and more. My family loves board games, but when we tried this, everyone reacted negatively. Should only be sold in an adult bookstore.

If you're 18 years old and drunk this game is for you, otherwise stay away. I found the cards obnoxious, embarrassing and downright classless. I'm shocked and outraged that so many people gave him good grades. Bought 22 years old. an old woman who felt offended reading some of the cards. I'm really confused to buy it as a gift!

With five stars and over 30,000 ratings, I think we're successful. It was a failure. Definitely NOT what I thought it would be. I didn't bother to read the reviews. I know, rookie mistakes. To play this game we would have to edit a good percentage of the answer cards as they are vulgar and inappropriate. Of course, the box specifically states that this is a game for horrible people. But it was a joke, wasn't it? Thank you Revane for the generous return policy. We focus on What Do You Meme…

I wasn't 100% sure I wanted to get my 16 year old daughter to play with her teenage friends on her birthday. I found out and hung around while they played the game, girls and boys, all about 16 years old. Very interesting, very mature conversations came from some of the cards. My husband and I really enjoy playing this game with my 2 teenage daughters. You may be surprised to learn a few things your children know that you weren't aware of. disgusting so you can take them out of the set.

This game is notoriously obnoxious. So if you're easily offended, it's no wonder this game isn't for you. Lots of sex cards, some "humorous" cards about the Holocaust, and there are even a few cards that mention pedophilia. My husband has a pretty obscene sense of humor, but even we had to take a few cards (mostly pedophilia cards, and he doesn't like those that make fun of God or Jesus). It's generally a big deal to turn over 5 or 6 cards that are too far for us. There's MUCH more to choose…

Recommended for ages 17+. I brought it to a family dinner, knowing that two kids, ages 11 and 14, would be going down to the basement after dinner to play on their computers. A precocious 14-year-old heard I had Cards Against Humanity and clarified that while he had never played or even seen the game, he knew enough about it to want to play if his parents gave him permission . They did and the fun followed, but better yet, it opened the channels for discussion about sex, politics, justice…