Awesome Card Games

From the makers of Charty Party comes another silly card game. In Puns of Anarchy, players are challenged to modify the words on their cards to make the funniest puns to go with a theme card. For example, the theme is “Food”, and your card is “Post Malone,” you might change it to “Post Calzone” or “Toast Malone.” Yep.

This amusing card game for adults asks players to look at a chart with a pre-labeled X-axis, and then attempt to pick the funniest card in their deck to describe its Y-axis. A fun alternative to Cards Against Humanity, with similar laugh potential. Note: Not for the easily offended.

Stellar Factory’s cooperative card game drops players into the wreckage of a plane crash, where they find themselves on a deserted island and must work together to survive. Players must gamble their health as they forage for supplies, craft fires, and build shelters to improve their chances of making it through the night.

Forever Stoked Creative and Mondo Games teamed up to create this card game in which players work in teams, and attempt to avoid alerting others in the parking lot that you have weed and snacks. Famed pot heads Doug Benson and RZA even gave it a try. For 3 to 7 players. Each round takes about 15 minutes.

100 Astronauts is challenging space-themed card game, in which players compete to build the biggest colony. Combine materials to build structures, which allow your colony to grow. Then strategically trade cards to improve your chances or to sabotage your opponents.

A hilarious party game from the makers of Exploding Kittens and The Mind, On a Scale of One to T-Rex is described as “a card game for people who are bad at charades.” Players must perform a known action at a particular intensity level, and win rounds by guessing who else did it at the same level as each other.

Ever snicker like Beavis & Butthead when people unwittingly say something dirty? This card game is for you. Make It Dirty: The Game of Familiar Films Made Filthy challenges players to get their minds in the gutter by making movie titles sound like pornos. Example: “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang” becomes… well, you get the idea. Heh heh.

An amusing adult party game in the vein of Cards Against Humanity. Only in New Phone, Who Dis?, players are presented with a randomly received text message, and must choose from their cards to come up with the funniest reply possible. Be warned, it’s definitely not kid friendly.

Looking for something a little different to break the ice at your next party? This can comes packed with 30 family-friendly games you can play with your friends, most of which are incredibly silly or weird. The can’s lid doubles as a spinner, which is used in some of the games.

This colorful card game is the perfect gift for graphic designers and other visual artists. The game challenges players to use creativity to assemble abstract images of characters using 15 official Pantone colors. Opponents earn points guessing the images with as few clues as possible.

This family-friendly card game puts you in the paws of a pooch who likes to wander off with various household objects. Players must collect sets of items like stinky underwear, socks, shoes, and hide them away while you attempt to keep other dogs from stealing your improvised toy collection. Gameplay video here.

(PG-13: Language) Spank the Yeti is a party card game inspired by the parlor game F**k, Marry, Kill. Each turn, one player secretly pairs three actions with three objects. The others try to guess what disgusting combinations the player made. It also has an expansion pack.

Inspired by the popular Twitter feed We Rate Dogs, this amusing family friendly card game asks players to compete in a dog show, where adorable pups are rated by Floof, Sass, Boopability, Zoom, Ears, and Wag. For 3 to 6 players, age 8 and up.

From Matthew Inman and Elan Lee, creators of the wildly popular Exploding Kittens comes a new game, in which you must collect matching cards faster than your opponents while ducking, dodging, and tossing squishy burritos. It’s like poker and dodgeball had a baby.

This fun and challenging card game asks players to make words by combining fragments, earning points for each letter used. Players can add to and steal words from others, and bonus points by completing challenges. For 2 to 8 players, ages 8 and up.

Kards is an upcoming free-to-play digital collectible card game being developed by former employees of CCP, the creator of Eve Online. It’s set in World War II and will feature iconic weapons and units from the War. The game will be released on Windows and mobile devices.

Fans of the Merc with a Mouth will get their own chance to be inappropriate with this decidedly adult card game. The objective is to match up pictures of Deadpool in compromising positions with fill-in-the-blank caption cards for the biggest laugh.

(PG-13: Language) Unruly Bastards is a simple but fun card game where you have to act out an outrageous and thoroughly rude situation as a character. Each round, a judge draws an action and a character for everyone else to act out. First to five wins wins the game.

The Binding of Isaac: Four Souls is a spinoff of the eponymous video game, and also created by Edmund McMillen. The card game is played with up to four people and features characters, monsters and items from the video game. Whoever gets four souls from the bosses wins.

A fun and dynamic new card game in which players start out with a dysfunctional psyche, and deal out medications and therapies to treat them, but side effects can cause other problems, and other players can throw a monkey wrench into the works by making others sicker.

A fun card game from Matthew Inman, creator of The Oatmeal and Exploding Kittens. The objective is simple – 2 to 5 players collect cards to create the craziest monster possible in order to defeat an annoying army of babies. Comes packaged in a spiffy faux bearskin box.

Like to play drinking games with your buddies? Drink-o-tron offers a huge variety of games you can play, offering up a 54 card deck packed with fun ways to quickly increase your level of inebriation. Also available in iOS and Android app versions.

Fans of FOX animation series Family Guy, Bob’s Burgers, American Dad, Futurama, and King of the Hill will want to run out and download this mobile game which pits all our favorite cartoon characters against each other in card battles. Available now for iOS and Android.