Pick Your Poison After Dark – Adult Party Game for Friends & Groups | Hilarious “Would You Rather” Card Game | Funny Icebreaker for Game Nights, Parties & Pregames | Great Gift for Adults

If you're looking to add some excitement and laughter to your adult game nights, look no further than the Pick Your Poison Card Game: After Dark Edition. This game is an absolute blast and has become a favorite among my friends and me. The concept is simple - players take turns drawing cards that present them with two outrageous scenarios, and they must choose which one they would rather do. These scenarios are bold, daring, and sometimes downright ridiculous, making for endless entertainment and hilarious discussions. What sets the After Dark Edition apart is its daring and risqué content. The questions and challenges delve into the realm of adult humor and push the boundaries, making it perfect for a fun-filled evening with friends who are open-minded and not afraid to get a little wild. The game is incredibly easy to pick up, making it suitable for players of all experience levels. The cards are well-designed, and the instructions are straightforward, ensuring that the focus remains on the hilarity and spontaneity of the game. One of the best aspects of this game is how it brings out everyone's personalities and reveals their hidden preferences and quirks. The revelations and surprising choices often lead to fits of laughter and memorable moments that you'll be talking about long after the game is over. The variety of scenarios keeps the game fresh and exciting, ensuring that every round is unique and keeps the energy high. It's also a fantastic ice-breaker for parties or gatherings, allowing guests to connect and bond over the shared laughter and unforgettable experiences. As with any party game, the enjoyment largely depends on the group you play with, so having a group of friends who are open-minded and enjoy a good laugh is key to fully experiencing the hilarity of Pick Your Poison: After Dark Edition. In conclusion, the Pick Your Poison Card Game: After Dark Edition is a fantastic addition to any adult game night. If you're looking for a game that will break the ice, create lasting memories, and provide countless laughs, this game is an excellent choice. Just be prepared for some wild and outrageous scenarios that will have you questioning your friends' choices and laughing until your sides hurt!

This game is so fun! And it’s a lot dirtier than I expected!

This game is very similar to cards against humanity (or even apples to apples for the younger crowd) but I think it may even be better for larger groups. We always like to play CAH because there aren't a lot of games that can handle more than 6 people. If someone brings an extra person or 2 to a game night, the group either has to split up or a few people will feel left out. I've been on a hunt for more games that can handle 10+ people or utilize teams because of this. However, with CAH we have noticed if you have a larger group (more than 10) it can become un-manageable because rounds take a while (especially with booze) and people get bored waiting for their turn to be judge. Sometimes I've noticed that people will start to tune out if their cards aren't getting picked or if the some judges aren't picking the funnier cards (humor is relative). This game ads another layer of interaction after the judge reveals the winning card each round - the entire group must answer the horrible question. This extra layer of humor by answering the question kept our group more engaged when people don't have the same humor or ick factors. Also - People who would normally tune out mid rounds were more involved and would start defending their answers. We did a game of 12 last night with this game and everyone was engaged the entire time. Sometimes a hand will happen that is kind of boring (maybe the judge doesn't pick the card that the majority agrees with) and everyone will vote the same way in response. The addition of the double down factor helped keep people excited about winning the lousy round. I'd say the NSFW edition is just that. It's a lot of body parts, sexual taboos, and bodily fluids but both decks are fun. Obviously there aren't as many cards as CAH yet but I think this game is a refreshing new twist.

A fun game that definitely gets people talking! The questions sparked a lot of laughs and led to some hilarious conversations. It’s easy to learn and keeps the group engaged without dragging on. I took off one star because some cards felt a little repetitive, but overall it’s a great choice for game nights with friends who don’t mind a little humor and friendly chaos. I’d happily bring it out again.

Fun game with friends

So this game has some really funny moments but whoever wrote the cards should be fired. We had to remove several cards from the game that were not funny, quite harmful, and would have ruined the evening had they been played. Some subjects are too delicate to be made into a drinking game... for instance: the death of someone from an overdose. It’s just not funny, no matter what. So, my recommendation is to preview the cards and remove ones that would upset your guests before the game begins. Otherwise, you might risk deeply upsetting someone. The majority of the cards are awkward, uncomfortable, gross, or some combination of all bad things imaginable. It can be really fun. I would play it again only after sifting through it.

Adult card game of “what would you rather do”? Perfect for parties or game night. 3 or more players compete to create hard to beat scenarios using two poison cards. The game will have you giggling and evoke conversation as everyone reveals their “poison” they’ve chosen. It’s a great gift and value for the money. Def a fun game!

So I made this game eFriendly! I was bored and had just bought this game last month bc it looked hilarious, but due to COV19 we haven't had anyone over... but I really wanted to play it! So I posted it on my FB page with a few examples and a few people signed up! We all had a blast and cracked some jokes via Zoom 😁 I will say I did omit some "rules" to make it Zoom-friendly and to make it flow smoothly. If you're interested, read on... - Know exactly how many people are playing; get their emails - Assign a dozen cards to each player (to make it more interesting I purposefully stuck some of "the crazy ones" along with random ones) - Place them together & neatly, comment-side up and take a picture (make sure it's legible) - Set up a Zoom account; notate time/date, link, passcode, etc. - Email players separately with pic of their cards, and include Zoom info. Include any rules you have (what I did was ask players to reply to just me [vs everyone] their answers in the Zoom chat). Based on reactions is how I chose the winner of ea round. - I also reviewed rules on Zoom, just to ensure everyone knew how to play 👍🏼

... Aber genau das richtige Spiel für große oder kleine Freundesgruppen, die auch an solchen Spielen wie Cards Against Humanity Spaß haben! Das Spiel ist eigentlich ganz simpel; Es werden zwei Szenarien vorgelesen (Szenario A und Szenario B), z.Bsp. A: Google veröffentlicht deinen gesamten Suchverlauf oder B: Du machst dein eigenes Sextape und musst es dann an Weihnachten an deine Familie verschenken, und dann müssen sich die Spieler für eines der beiden hypothetischen Szenarien entscheiden und mit ihrer A oder B Karte abstimmen. Das Szenario mit den meisten Stimmen hat gewonnen. Wir haben die Spielregeln noch ein bisschen erweitert; bei uns dürfen die Verlierer nach dem Abstimmung versuchen die anderen davon zu überzeugen wieso ihrer Wahl die eigentlich Richtige ist. Gelingt es den Verlierern die anderen zu überzeugen, gibt es extra Punkt. Wer am Ende des Abends die meisten Punkte hat gewinnt. Viel Spaß beim Spielen und beim Eckeln :P

Well designed packaging and great fun game to get drunk and be crawling to bed.

Currently a group favourite. I run monthly gaming nights, and people are asking to play this every time. Rules are pretty easy to understand, the hardest part is keeping track of scoring. I'm personally not a fan of games where you keep score via paper sheets, but the laughs make it worth it. If there's a split decision between the situations, the players in the majority gain points. If it's unanimous then everyone gain a point and the judge loses points, which can be a little hard to figure out how to do do if you're writing things down. (Make sure you use a pencil). But it's definitely not too bad. I've run this with a smaller group (4) and with a larger group (9) and I'd definitely say this game benefits from more people. This is actually a great party game, since it's easy to just pick up and play. (There are even rules to turn this into a drinking game if you're into that) The style is great, having people make a decision between two horrible situations is a lot of fun. Some cards definitely go pretty far, so this definitely is not for people with thin skin. Overall construction of the parts are pretty okay, cards are a bit thin, for my tastes but I have an absurd high standard for cards. They're definitely not bad. I would have kind of wished to have a singular flat board to place the cards instead of a smaller one that's folded in half, but again, I'm picky. I've been spoiled by the large gorgeous ones from Secret Hitler. But for $35 I can't complain. The laughs make up well and above for it. Overall I highly recommend. Don't mind me being picky, once the game gets started it's a blast. I've definitely paid a lot more for games that people have enjoyed a lot less.

A genuinely great card game that is great with friends. Starts some very interesting conversations to say the least. DEFINITELY NOT family friendly if you have younger kids/teens.

Jeu très sympa. Arrivé rapidement et en bon état.