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Cards Against Humanity | A Party Game for Horrible People
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What is Cards Against Humanity?
Cards Against Humanity is a social interaction game based on question and answer cards. Players laugh and create funny or provocative combinations, making it ideal for adults and groups.
How many players are needed for Cards Against Humanity?
The game can be played by 4 to 20 players, although the ideal number is 4-6 for the best experience.
Is Cards Against Humanity suitable for children?
No, Cards Against Humanity is not suitable for children, as it contains inappropriate and adult themes.
When was Cards Against Humanity released?
Cards Against Humanity was first released in 2011 and has since become one of the most popular social interaction games.
What does the Cards Against Humanity game include?
Cards Against Humanity includes 550 cards, with question and answer cards that are combined to create funny or even provocative sentences.
What are the expansions of Cards Against Humanity?
The game has several expansions with additional cards to extend the fun, such as Cards Against Humanity: First Expansion, Second Expansion, and other themed sets.
Where can I buy Cards Against Humanity in Greece?
You can find Cards Against Humanity in toy stores and online shops in Greece, such as eFantasy.gr.
What are the funniest cards in Cards Against Humanity?
The funniest cards depend on personal preferences, but cards that involve twists, sarcastic comments, and surprising situations tend to be popular.
How long does the Cards Against Humanity game last?
The game lasts about 30-60 minutes, depending on the number of players and the length of the rounds.
How do I play Cards Against Humanity?
In Cards Against Humanity, each player draws cards and selects the funniest or most provocative answer to a question read by the "card czar" of the round. The player who picks the best answer wins the card.
