Nostalgic Cards: Boost Your Fun with the Cards Against Humanity Pack Review

Disappointed with this deck. We played with 4 players and each had 4 cards. We played 4 rounds before everyone ran out of cards. It's a very fast game and the cards are good; for $5, it's a one-shot game or a quick two-player game. It's not worth it if you're playing more than two. Very disappointed with this version. It is better to spend 20-30 dollars for a full deck of cards.

In my day - *clogs an old lady's glasses* - we didn't have fast-moving memes on the internet. We had slightly out of place cartoons running through our heads, fads that you young people in the '90s weren't too fond of, and Jim Carey talking to his butt. This Cards Against Humanity set makes me feel cool knowing all the references. Sooo glad I saved precious storage space for Sunny-D's advertising slogan over 20 years ago!

I have many additions to CAH including a large black box. It's ok, I think they could do better with pop culture references. There was a whole decade of things they could have laughed at. Sometimes the cards are just obscene. It's funny, but it doesn't take a lot of brains to come up with disgusting cards for the latest expansion. Don't get me wrong, I love CAH and have spent loads of dollars on their cards. Maybe I have too many of them now and they seem superfluous to me. I will still buy and

This is a fun little addition for those of us who were born at the right time to remember and appreciate the 90's. My husband and I were both born in 1983 and we appreciate almost all maps. There were a few we didn't get but most were fun. There are references to the Clinton and Lewinsky scandals, Bevis and Butt-Head, Speed, Baywatch, Sir-Mix Big Asses lots and a few more great ones. Definitely a fun addition. I'd love to see something about my favorite TV series, Friends, something about…