Cards Against Originality, the Web Version of Cards Against Humanity
Thanks to Cards Against Originality you can play Cards Against Humanity, the party game for horrible people, within your browser, on your desktop, laptop, smartphone or tablet.
Cards Against Originally is a free and unofficial web app implementation of the Cards Against Humanity game. It features the base game cards and all 5 expansions.
You have three choices if you want to play Cards Against Humanity, the party game for horrible people.
The first choice is to purchase the card game from The Cards Against Humanity Store. It is available for purchase in the US, UK, Australia, and Canada. US customers can get the main game for $25 and the expansions for $10.
The second choice is to make your own deck – this PDF covers the game rules, the cards that you must print out, and some handy printing instructions. According to the guys behind Cards Against Humanity, making your own deck will take about an hour of your time and will set you back a mere $10.
The third choice is to use the Cards Against Originality web app. Here’s what you need to know about it: it works on smartphones, tablets, and computers; it features the base game cards and all 5 expansions; share a link to invite friends to the game; the website presents clear instructions on how to play the game.
If Cards Against Humanity is not available for sale in your region, visit Cards Against Originality and play the game in your web browser. If you don’t want to print out your own deck, visit Cards Against Originality and play the game in your web browser. If you own the game but you don’t have it on you, visit Cards Against Originality and play the game in your web browser.
Cards Against Humanity creator Max Temkin said he is aware of Cards Against Originality and fully supports the project.
Cards Against Originally is a free and unofficial web app implementation of the Cards Against Humanity game. It features the base game cards and all 5 expansions.
You have three choices if you want to play Cards Against Humanity, the party game for horrible people.
The first choice is to purchase the card game from The Cards Against Humanity Store. It is available for purchase in the US, UK, Australia, and Canada. US customers can get the main game for $25 and the expansions for $10.
The second choice is to make your own deck – this PDF covers the game rules, the cards that you must print out, and some handy printing instructions. According to the guys behind Cards Against Humanity, making your own deck will take about an hour of your time and will set you back a mere $10.
The third choice is to use the Cards Against Originality web app. Here’s what you need to know about it: it works on smartphones, tablets, and computers; it features the base game cards and all 5 expansions; share a link to invite friends to the game; the website presents clear instructions on how to play the game.
If Cards Against Humanity is not available for sale in your region, visit Cards Against Originality and play the game in your web browser. If you don’t want to print out your own deck, visit Cards Against Originality and play the game in your web browser. If you own the game but you don’t have it on you, visit Cards Against Originality and play the game in your web browser.
Cards Against Humanity creator Max Temkin said he is aware of Cards Against Originality and fully supports the project.
