Bad Cards

Free online party card game

Spicy card games to play online

Bad Cards is a free online card game that gets as spicy as your group can handle. Dating disasters, exes, hookups and the stuff you only admit after the second drink. The host picks the heat before the first round, and everyone plays from their own phone.

No download. Only the host needs an account.

A mild round, to warm up

Prompt

Whenever we got in a fight, my ex would throw all of my clothes in _.

Wedding plans.

Judge's pick

An apartment that I know I'm not getting the security deposit back on.

A carefully curated Instagram account.

Real cards from My Psycho Ex. Spicy starts with the people you used to date.

Turning up the heat

Every card carries a rating from G to NC-17, and the host sets the ceiling for the whole game. Mild at PG-13, properly spicy at R, and NC-17 is for adults who have no secrets left from each other.

For couples

Two couples is the sweet spot, because every round turns into a test of who knows whom best. A couple on their own can add a CPU player in the lobby to make the three a game needs.

Spicy on Discord

Playing Bad Cards once puts the party commands on your Discord account, including /dare and /truth. Their 18+ versions only show up in age-restricted channels.

What happens in the game stays in the game

Set the game to private and only people with your six-letter code can join. Everyone plays on their own phone, so nobody reads your hand over your shoulder before you are ready to confess.

Questions people actually ask

Is there a spicy card game you can play online?

Yes. Bad Cards is free to play in a browser or on Discord, and the host sets how spicy it gets, from G to NC-17.

Is it good for couples?

Yes, best with two couples. Two people on their own can add a CPU player in the lobby.

Is it free?

Yes. The game and the free packs, including the Bad Girls packs, cost nothing.

Who can see the spiciest cards?

Only adults. Players under 18 only get cards rated PG-13 or lower.

Can we play on Discord?

Yes, it runs as an Activity inside a voice channel.