Not safe for work, on purpose
Plenty of the catalog is written for adults, and that is what most groups come for. The rating setting exists so that the choice belongs to your group, not to us.
Free online party card game
Bad Cards is a free online party card game that is safe for work only if you tell it to be. The host sets the content ceiling before the first round, so the same game covers a family Christmas and a Friday night nobody talks about afterwards.
No download. Only the host needs an account.
Plenty of the catalog is written for adults, and that is what most groups come for. The rating setting exists so that the choice belongs to your group, not to us.
In the write-your-own games, like Bad Blanks and Dafuq, players type their own answers instead of playing cards. In games rated PG-13 or lower, slurs in typed answers are masked. Above that, what your friends type is between you and your friends.
Set the game to private and it can only be joined with your six-letter code. Nobody browsing the public lobbies will see it.
The pack editor lets you write cards about your own friends. It is reliably the most NSFW version of this game, and your first pack is free.
Yes. Paid packs exist, but the game does not require them.
Not if you make it private. Private games are joined only with the code.
Yes. The content rating is a per-game setting.
Yes, as an Activity inside a voice channel. The same rating rules apply there.