If you haven't heard of or played this game then you need to. What a blast we had last night. Here is our consensus "best" from the game, with the provided words in [ ]:

"I never truly understood [my soul] until I discovered [German Dungeon Porn]."

Seriously get this game.

Sorry, I have better party games.

I keep hearing about CAH, I should really look into getting it.

New Years and everything coming up too.... Hmmm

The game seems fun, but eventually it only has so many options. Personally, I'd prefer Say Anything.

~SE++

You can actually download it for free at :

http://cardsagainsthumanity.com/

You'll have to write stuff out yourself but.....

The way they get their money from that is they also have "expansions".

http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/33604/say-anything

For those that dont know what it is.

@Mjack33 : Aye, but I'd honestly rather just buy it than have to worry about all the printing and such.

Eh, I'm cheap. So........ if I was going to "try" something, I would do it that way. And, it's best to let people know their options.

It also allows you to make your own cards.

I'd just play with someone who already has it, and then go from there.

Or give the pages to a Staples or something for printing and cutting. That'd be easy enough.

~SE++

My friends would rather just play chess or dance dance revolution or bullet hell or poker/blackjack or go fish to be honest. None of them own non chess board games.

"Bullet Hell"?

~SE++

Get better friends!

Staples/Kinkos is a viable option Squinty, I'd still just prefer the base game and then go from there.

Look up "Deathsmiles" 999 difficulty on youtube. Then get back to me.


And I don't have to get better friends. My friends are perfect the way they are tyvm.

but wouldn't that cost like about as much as just buying the game?

Ahh, I knew the type of game but didn't know the genre title.

Probably, but Cards Against Humanity used to be so backordered, that printing it like that was basically a way to get the game with a decent quality while not having to wait months for them to make more to ship.

~SE++

I like CAH. It's one of those games that non-gamers really enjoy too.

When did board games become part of what defines "gamers"?

I think it really only applies to people who actively seek out new boardgames. I mean, most people have played Scrabble or Monopoly, but far fewer have played Arkham Horror or Munchkins. Similar to how a lot of people play Candy Crush and Wii Fit, but not so many have Hammerwatch or Sine Mora.

~SE++

I know some of those words.