You Can Print This Version of the Cards Against Humanity for the Whole Family for Free at Home
If you want to have fun with your family while staying at home, Cards Against Humanity offers a new version of the game for the whole family that you can download and print at home.
Cards Against Humanity: The Family Edition is intended for children ages 8 and up. The website notes: “We have never met your children, but we have developed a game for people ages 8 and older. We recommend that parents look at these cards before playing with the family and delete anything you don’t like, as different children have different sensitivities. ”
This is a completely new version of the game, and not the same cards against humanity that you played without dirty cards.
It has been in development for over a year in consultation with child development specialists and psychologists. It was originally planned for release in the fall, but given the pandemic, the company decided to make it available sooner.
The print version is “beta” because although it has been tested with children and adults, it is not yet complete. After all, there is hope to release it as a box for the masses.
A printable version is available in PDF format for both small and large cards. The small version of the card takes 21 sheets of paper, and the large version – 47. In total, there are about 420 cards in the game as they are.
If you’re bored with the kids at home, then cutting out these cards after you print them can also be a fun (and rewarding!) Afternoon activity that ends with a new game for your entire family when they’re ready.