Cards Against Humanity: Green Box

(Self-Published), Cards Against Humanity LLC · Board game · 2016
4–30 · best 5, 6, 7, 8 30 min Weight 1.7/5
8.0 rating Ludopedia
6.5 rating BGG
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8.0 rating Ludopedia
6.5 rating BGG
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FOR GENRE FANS

If you've already had plenty of laughs with Cards Against Humanity and want more, the Green Box is the perfect expansion to inject new jokes and absurd situations into your game nights.

Highlights
  • More cards for laughs
  • Expands the repertoire
  • Renewed edgy humor
  • Easy to add to the game
Keep in mind
  • Totally dependent on base game
  • Humor can be offensive
  • Requires a like-minded group
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About the game

What you do in a play session

If you've already exhausted the jokes from the original Cards Against Humanity and are begging for more doses of edgy, off-the-wall humor, the Green Box is your salvation! This expansion brings 300 brand-new cards to spice up your games. It includes 245 white cards with hilarious answers and 55 black cards with even more bizarre prompts, ready to create combinations that will make you laugh until your stomach hurts (or perhaps just make you uncomfortable, depending on the group!).

Just like in the base game, the objective is simple: complete fill-in-the-blank statements in a shocking, offensive, or simply absurd way, using the white cards in your hand to answer the black cards read by the round's 'Card Czar.' The fun lies in seeing who can come up with the most bizarre, clever, or shamelessly funny combination. The Green Box doesn't change the formula everyone loves (or hates, depending on your sense of humor); it just adds more fuel to the fire of chaos.

It's the perfect addition for those who want to refresh their joke repertoire and ensure no game session is the same as the last. Prepare for moments of pure secondhand embarrassment and uncontrollable laughter. Remember, the more people playing, the more chaotic and fun it gets. And yes, the language dependency is total, so it's good that all players understand English well so they don't miss any gems!

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Game details

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Game: Cards Against Humanity (Official)
Publisher (Self-Published), Cards Against Humanity LLC
Designer Ben Hantoot, Daniel Dranove, David Munk, David Pinsof, Eli Halpern, Eliot Weinstein, Josh Dillon, Max Temkin

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

7 questions
Do I need the original Cards Against Humanity game to play with the Green Box?
Absolutely! The Green Box is an expansion, so it adds cards to the base game. You need to own the original Cards Against Humanity to use these new cards.
How many new cards come in the Green Box?
This expansion brings a total of 300 brand-new cards: 245 white cards (answers) and 55 black cards (prompts).
Is the game in English?
Yes, the Cards Against Humanity base game and its official expansions like the Green Box are originally in English. All players need to understand English to play and get the jokes.
How many players can play?
Just like the base game, the Green Box supports 4 to 30 players. The more people, the more chaotic and fun it usually gets!
How long does a game session take?
A game of Cards Against Humanity, with or without the Green Box, generally lasts around 30 minutes. It's quick and easy to fit into any gathering.
Is it a complicated game to learn?
Not at all! The rules are super simple: play a white card to answer a black card. The complexity comes from the combinations you create, not the rules themselves.
Who is this game/expansion for?
It's for those who enjoy adult humor, unfiltered jokes, and aren't afraid to laugh at controversial topics. If you and your friends share a similar sense of humor and like to be shocked (mildly), you'll love it!