The cards this time are against your childhood!!
Characters that remind us of our childhood, Disney movies, will all sound hilarious now. The cards are against them! With 1,011 cards written carefully to be twisted yet hilarious, this will turn to be one of the funniest card games.
What’s a better combination than Disney and Cards Against Humanity? Well, we don’t think any other can top that!
Don’t confuse this edition with the Cards Against Disney edition though, they’re not the same!
The cards’ content of Cards Against Childhood is all about our favorite Disney Characters, and all about making fun of them.
Even though childhood is mentioned in the box, this is not even close to a child-friendly card game. Don’t make the mistake to buy it for your grandkids, or nephews, or any kids really.
A 17+ game. Not for people under that age. Trust us!!
How to Play?
Exactly like the original rules of Cards Against Humanity.
This is an edition of Cards Against Humanity even though unofficial, the way that the game is played is just the same.
Except in Cards Against Childhood, there are some extra cards: Pick 3.
The Pick 2 Cards are included too.
When you get a Pick 3 Card, you have to draw 2 cards instead of one. And you choose three cards to fill in the blank of the Black Card.
Now that that’s out of the way, we can check out the rules real quick:
Black Cards are the ones that are read by the Card Czar. They contain a question or require a fill-in-the-blank.
To answer, or fill in the blanks of the Black Cards, you need a White Card (out of ten in your hands, you pick one, two, or three, depending on the black card).
Yes, very simple.
You’ve got those figured out, now you need a new Card Czar each round. A Card Czar is the player that reads the Black Card and chooses who the winner of the round is.
All of you get 10 White Cards. And the Card Czar reads the Black Card so that all of you can hear it.
You pick a card that you think will make a funny combination with the Black Card and put it face down on the table.
The Card Czar reads them all and decides which one is the best. Hence decides who the winner is. The winner gets an Awesome Point. Yaay!
You can play as long as you wish. Yes.
You’ll find a few card examples, and card combinations below.
ChildHood Card Examples
Black Cards:
Genie, for my final wish, I wish for _________.
I’m straight, but ________ could turn me gay.
I’m ________. And you’re watching Disney Channel.
Introducing Disney’s newest Prince, ________.
Look at that Abu! It’s not every day you see a horse with ________!
White Cards:
A demon Llama.
Abu.
A potion that makes you shrink.
Bambi’s mom.
Berlioz.
Buzz’s alcohol problem.
Dick van Dyke.
Gaston’s hairy chest.
Hakuna Matata, motherfuckers! Princess Tiana’s junk in the trunk.
Peter Pan’s inability to connect emotionally.
ChildHood Card Combination Examples
Black Card:
Genie, for my final wish, I wish for________.
White Card:
A potion that makes you shrink.
Black Card:
Introducing Disney’s nearest Prince, _________.
White Card:
Berlioz.
Black Card:
I’m ________. And you’re watching Disney Channel.
White Card:
Dick van Dyke.
Go down the memory lane, and make those memories fun AND funnier, in fact, make them hilarious.
The fun, the 1,011 cards that come with the Cards Against Childhood can be purchased online here in our store, for $15.95 only.
Do you think you’re horrible enough to play it?
Sophie –
This game is really against your childhood, lol! ‘Cards Against Your Childhood’ makes you look at your favorite childhood characters from a different, funny, POV. Both the white and black cards are very well-thought. Together with my group, we have played it for more than 10 times, and it just feels like we’ll never get tired of the humour on it. Thanks to the shop for responding in a record time and for such game quality!