BAD PEOPLE / Main game The Party Card Game You Probably Shouldn’t Play
€37.00
Find out what your friends really think about you in this hilarious and brutal voting game!
Get to know your friends better and share crazy and ridiculous stories after each round
More brutal than Cards Against Humanity!
You can play Bad People 1000’s of times. The gameplay changes each time you play the game
170 Question Cards, 10 Player Identity Cards (up to 10 people can play at once), 100 Voting Cards, 10 Double Down Cards
3 in stock
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The game starts with player that can do the best joey impression. This player will be referred to as the Lord Gunther. The Lord Gunther reads the question or fill-in-the-blank phrase on the black card out loud. Everyone else (the rebels) answers the questions or fills in the blank by passing 1 white card face down to Lord Gunther. Lord Gunther shuffles all the answers and shares each card combination with the group. For full effect the Lord Gunther should usually re-read the black card with each answer. The Lord Gunther then picks the funniest play and whoever submitted it gets one bonus point. After the round a new player becomes Lord Gunther and draws the black card. The rebels draw back up to 10 white cards.