How 18+ works here
- Everyone answers an age question before they play.
- Players under 18 only get cards rated PG-13 or lower, and cannot join a game rated higher.
- Adults play at whatever rating the host allows.
Adults only, when you want it
Bad Cards is a free online card game where the top rating is strictly for adults. The host chooses how far the game goes before the first round, from G to NC-17, and the game makes sure only adults ever see the 18+ cards.
No download. Only the host needs an account.
The host picks one of these as the ceiling for the whole game. Cards above it are never dealt:
R and NC-17 are where the 18+ packs live.
The host signs in, starts a game and shares a six-letter code. Everyone else joins on their own phone with no account. Make the game private so only your group can get in, and it stays between the people who were there.
Bad Cards also runs as a Discord Activity in a voice channel, with the same ratings and the same age rules. The 18+ versions of the party commands only show up in age-restricted channels.
The pack editor works for adults-only cards too. Write a pack about your friends, rate it for adults, and deal it into any game set high enough. A free account makes one pack of up to 100 cards, and nobody in the game has to buy it.
Yes. Bad Cards is free to play, and the host can raise the rating to NC-17, which is adults only.
Everyone answers an age question first. Players under 18 only get cards rated PG-13 or lower and cannot join a game set higher.
Yes. Private games can only be joined with the six-letter code.
No. Only the host. Everyone else joins with the code.
Three to sixteen in one game.