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Our Verdict
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
If your crew loves laughing till it hurts, this expansion serves up even more edgy jokes.
Highlights
- More cards, more laughs
- Easy to integrate
- Great for parties
Keep in mind
- Adult content
- Best with large groups
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About the game
What you do in a play session
The second expansion of Cards Against Humanity arrives with over 100 new cards to make your game night even more controversial and hilarious. Gameplay stays true to the original: one player, the Card Czar, draws a black card—a question or fill‑in‑the‑blank statement—and reads it aloud. The other players each select one of the ten white cards in their hand that they think best (or funniest) completes the prompt. The Czar shuffles the answers, reads them aloud, and picks a winner; the author of the chosen white card receives the black card as an "Awesome Point." Once a player has at least one point, they may wager an extra point by playing two white cards in a round, boosting their odds of being selected. Play continues until a predetermined score is reached or the laughter becomes unbearable.
This expansion adds 25 new black cards, 75 new white cards, and 12 blank cards for custom content. The cards are printed with the same quality as the base set, and the humor remains adult, irreverent, and often politically incorrect—perfect for groups that love to push boundaries. No extra components are needed, just a clear space for everyone to read the answers aloud. Great for parties, friends’ nights, or ice‑breaker sessions where the fun lies in being unapologetically edgy. Keep in mind the content is not suitable for under‑17s and the experience shines with a crowd that enjoys dark, off‑beat comedy.
This expansion adds 25 new black cards, 75 new white cards, and 12 blank cards for custom content. The cards are printed with the same quality as the base set, and the humor remains adult, irreverent, and often politically incorrect—perfect for groups that love to push boundaries. No extra components are needed, just a clear space for everyone to read the answers aloud. Great for parties, friends’ nights, or ice‑breaker sessions where the fun lies in being unapologetically edgy. Keep in mind the content is not suitable for under‑17s and the experience shines with a crowd that enjoys dark, off‑beat comedy.
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
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Publisher
Cards Against Humanity LLC
Designer
Ben Hantoot, Daniel Dranove, David Munk, David Pinsof, Eli Halpern, Eliot Weinstein, Josh Dillon, Max Temkin
Community
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How many cards are included in the expansion?
It adds 25 black cards, 75 white cards, and 12 blank cards for custom content.
What is the recommended minimum age?
The game is for ages 17 and up because of its adult humor.
How long does a typical game last?
Around 30 minutes, though it can vary with player count and laughter speed.
Do I need the base game to use this expansion?
Yes, the expansion requires the original Cards Against Humanity deck.
Are any extra components needed?
No extra pieces—just the cards. Having a clear area for reading answers aloud is helpful.
Can I make my own cards?
Absolutely, the 12 blank cards are intended for custom jokes.
What is the player range?
From 4 up to 30 players; the larger the group, the messier (and funnier) it gets.