The discussion revolves around the game "Cards Against Humanity," exploring its mechanics, popularity, and the nature of its humor. Participants share their thoughts on the game's appeal and its similarities to other games, particularly in social settings.
Participants generally agree on the game's appeal and its humorous nature, but there are varying interpretations of what constitutes its "twisted" humor and how it compares to other games.
Some participants express uncertainty about the game's mechanics and humor, indicating that their understanding may depend on personal experiences and interpretations.
Readers interested in party games, social dynamics in gaming, or those exploring humor in game design may find this discussion relevant.
HayleySarg said:It's similar to apples to apples, but for twisted minds.
It's a decent game among friends, especially those with dark humor/perverse humor. I like it well enough, especially with friends and a few drinks.
zoobyshoe said:I read the wiki link but it didn't explain anything about the games 'twisted' side. I take it the goal is to select the most twisted possible answer to the question from the cards you hold?
It's crystal clear now. Thanks.Enigman said:Yep, for examples go HERE