Free online party card game
If you searched for Cards Against Humanity online, Bad Cards is the same kind of game, playable right now in a browser. A prompt with a blank, a hand of answer cards, a judge who changes every round, and friends who are worse people than you thought. Bad Cards is an independent game with its own cards, and it is not affiliated with Cards Against Humanity LLC.
No download. Only the host needs an account.
Three to sixteen players per game, in the same room, on a video call, or inside a Discord voice channel.
The government puts tracking devices in _.
Crisis actors.
Broccoli carcinogens.
Tobacco flavored Skittles.
More packs and the Bad Cards+ subscription are there if your group runs out of cards. Most groups take a while.
You can, if someone is happy to hold up cards to a webcam all night. Online, everyone has their own hand on their own phone, the cards stay secret until they flip, nobody counts points, and nobody has to own the box. The rating setting decides which cards get dealt, so the same game works for a mixed group or a group with no shame left.
Bad Cards is an independent game made since 2020, with over 15,000 cards of its own. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Cards Against Humanity LLC. People search for that name because it made this kind of game famous, and we think ours is a very good way to play it online.
Bad Cards is a free online game that plays the same way, in a browser or in Discord. It has its own cards and is not affiliated with Cards Against Humanity LLC.
Yes. Bad Cards is free to play, with free packs to start, and nobody has to pay for anyone else in the group.
Start a game at bad.cards and share the six-letter code. Everyone joins on their own phone or laptop, plays a card each round, and the judge picks the winner.
Three to sixteen players in one game.
Yes. Bad Cards runs in the phone browser, and in the Discord app as an Activity. Nothing to install.
