Cards Against Humanity: 12 Days of Holiday Bullshit

You know that Christmas spirit of giving gifts and spreading joy? Well, Cards Against Humanity decided to do it their way: with heavy doses of sarcasm and absurdity. This expansion was born from an unusual campaign in 2013, where people paid to receive 'surprises' over 12 consecutive days. The result was this set of cards that turns any family dinner into a battlefield of politically incorrect jokes.

Basically, if you're already familiar with the base game, you know the dynamic is simple: someone plays a question or an incomplete phrase, and the others compete to provide the most bizarre, offensive, or hilarious answer possible. '12 Days of Holiday Bullshit' brings that same chaos, but seasoned with references to year-end parties, Santa Claus, and all the frustrations that accompany the holidays.

This isn't a game of deep strategy — nobody here is trying to build an economic engine or conquer territories. The goal is purely social: making the crowd laugh (or gasp) at the combination of cards. It's the perfect complement for those who already own the base game and want to refresh the deck with seasonal themes, ensuring that December celebrations are far less holy and much more chaotic. Just remember to choose your guests wisely, because the cards have no filter and the chance of someone leaving the table offended is extremely high. If you enjoy humor that borders on the forbidden, this pack is the right choice to add an acidic twist to your Christmas.