Cards Against Humanity today announced the release of a new expansion pack for its best-selling game, Cards Against Humanity: Family Edition. The Written by Kids Pack includes 30 silly cards that actual kids wrote. Some of the winning cards include: "wearing a monocle and talking like a fancy British man;" "vomiting with style," and "mystery meat" -- to name a few.
"We received thousands of card submissions from all over the world, and this pack is a collection of our favorites," said a Cards Against Humanity spokesperson. "It was extremely difficult to pick just thirty cards. Your kids are super funny." The select few kid authors have been dubbed lifelong members of Cards Against Humanity: Family Edition’s "Funny Kids Club."
The Written by Kids Pack, which should be shuffled directly into the game, is on sale now for $5 USD.
Child-Created Card Games
The New Cards Against Humanity Pack is Written Entirely by Kids
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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