Product Overview
Fast-paced adult party card game built around quick thinking and outrageous prompts. Players respond to two prompt cards by blurting a fitting vulgarity; the set includes 200 game cards and rules and offers roughly 10,000 possible card combinations for varied play.
Gameplay Experience
The game challenges players to be the first to produce a vulgar response that fits both visible cards. Score a point each time you are the first to blurt a matching reply, and see who can share their dirty mind the quickest. Sample prompt cards include: "Something you should never call your grandmother." and "Rhyming with bunt."
Product Highlights
- Includes 200 game cards and a rules sheet.
- Approximately 10,000 possible card combinations for replayability.
- Fast-paced blurting mechanic: points for the first fitting vulgar response.
- Explicit prompts designed for adult party play and humor.
Storage and Use
Store cards in their original box in a cool, dry place and keep them away from liquids and extreme heat. Handle cards with clean, dry hands to preserve print. Contains explicit language and is intended for adult players; keep out of reach of minors. Consult the included rules for full play instructions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included with this game?
The set includes 200 game cards and a rules sheet.
How many card combinations are possible?
The supplier lists about 10,000 possible card combinations, created by pairing different prompt cards.
How is the game played?
Players try to be the first to blurt a vulgarity that fits both visible prompt cards; a point is scored for the first fitting response. For complete rules and scoring details, refer to the included rule sheet.
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