Cards Against Humanity released a new Family Edition of its popular card game today. The game was specifically designed for kids and adults to play together. As such, it lacks the irreverent and offensive cards of the original game. The game can be downloaded for free from the company’s website. Visit BGR’s homepage for more …
One particular marketing stunt that was launched in tandem with Black Friday this year is going to sound familiar to fans of the US version of The Office who remember that episode in which Dwight fought to out-sell a computerized Dunder Mifflin sales system. The team at Cards Against Humanity always pulls off something attention-grabbing …
We’ve spent the past two weeks alerting our readers to the best Black Friday 2015 deals we could find. It’s been trying at times, but we know how important this weekend is for both retailers and consumers. But not everyone takes Black Friday quite so seriously.
Cards Against Humanity burst onto the scene and proved that card games can still go mainstream. This game is insanely fun at any gathering — well, any adult gathering — and it proves that mobile and console gaming aren’t the only options out there for adults. Cards Against Humanity is always pretty affordable at $25 for …
