Awesome The Oatmeal

This hilariously-warped card game from The Oatmeal creator Matthew Inman drops players into a therapist’s office. The goal? Create a funny three-panel comic consisting of a therapist’s question, a patient’s answer, and an outlandish treatment. Players win points for selecting the funniest treatment card. This one’s definitely not for the kids. (Thanks, Karen!)

The makers of Exploding Kittens teamed up with magician Penn Jillette to create this party game that’s all about lying. Players reach into the sack to secretly pick bad things or a good thing, then try to outsmart opponents by convincing them to take the bad things in your hand and not to take the good thing if you have it.

The Oatmeal and Elan Lee’s latest party game asks players to take on a secret identity as a good wombat or a bad wombat. Good wombats build towers; bad wombats tear them down – all with their eyes closed. Players then open their eyes and vote to eliminate suspicious wombats until the towers are complete or destroyed.

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.

…to Punch a Dolphin in the Mouth (And Other Useful Guides) is the title of this 160-page compilation of offbeat cartoons from the slightly inappropriate, always irreverent TheOatmeal.com.