Free online party card game
Bad Cards is a free online card game built on the answers you should not give. Someone reads a prompt, everyone plays the most inappropriate card they are holding, and the judge rewards the worst one. Play in a browser or on Discord, with 3 to 16 friends who will not report you to HR.
No download. Only the host needs an account.
Every round has a judge, and the judge is the only person you need to offend correctly. Read the room, or ignore it completely. The judge changes every round, so the person you just horrified gets their revenge.
I am no longer allowed in the state of Texas, all because of _.
A really messy sneeze.
An incel in a fedora.
Earwax.
The host sets a content rating before the first round, from G to NC-17, and cards above it are never dealt. That makes it the rare inappropriate game you can also play with your in-laws, just with the rating turned down until they leave.
Set the game to private and only people with your six-letter code can join. Public games are there when you want strangers, but nobody wanders into a private one and reads what you played.
The most inappropriate cards are always the personal ones. Write a custom pack about your group chat and deal it in. Your first pack is free and your friends play it without buying anything.
More players means more answers on the table, and more chances that somebody plays the one card nobody can unsee. Up to sixteen people fit in one game, and players can drop in and out without ending it.
Bad Cards lets the host turn the rating up to NC-17, the adults-only top, with packs like the Morally Corrupt Pack. It is free to play in a browser or on Discord.
Bad Cards is free, including the Bad Cards Base Pack. Extra packs and Bad Cards+ are optional.
No. Everyone answers an age question first, and players under 18 only get cards rated PG-13 or lower.
Three to sixteen in one game.
Yes, it runs as an Activity inside a voice channel.
