Kids Against MaturityThe Original Card Game for Kids and Families, Super Fun Hilarious for Family Party Game Night (Comic Edition)

Similar in play style to CAH, but without a lot of the NSFW items. Fun to play as well.

• I bought this game because I wanted a more PG version of joking hazard. It pretty much checks that box:• It has lots of funny cards and some are even movie references.• There are lots of poop, puke, toliet cards that are gross, but PG.• Unfortunately, some "suggestive" cards would be awkward to play with the family. I sorted out all the worst ones in a picture (considering there are 600 cards total ,removing these cards is not a huge loss).• The deck needs a good shuffle before you play because some of the cards are duplicates with different family members (also pictured).• Not all of the cards are funny or work well together. Some are purely set up. In joking hazard that works out okay because the first card is flipped at random, but second is chosen by the judge, and the third is picked by the players. In this game both the first two cards are random and the players pick the last card. I would say just use the joking hazard rules when you play this game.

There is nothing better than playing a game with your kids that even the adults can enjoy (especially if the adults are also fans of potty humor). We have played similar games that were definitely NOT for kids, so it was fun to get this as an option to keep our son involved in game time when adult family and friends visit. Some of the cards were definitely over his head but he still had a lot of fun and of course felt that he was robbed every time his card wasn't the winner. You can get a lot of play out of this game so it's definitely a good value.

We have the original version of this game and our kids love it. It's like the kids version of cards against humanity, so it's a little more age appropriate. This set was a nice spin on it, with new cards and themes. the kids always have fun with it.

Fun, silly card game. The quality of the cards and box is excellent. The game can be a lot of fun, but it's really dependent on the cards delt and who's playing. Some are hilarious and some are duds. Some of the cards are weird, confusing, violent, and inappropriate. The game says 10 and up, but I'd say 12 and up would be better. There's some sexual innuendo, as well as beer, wine, and drug jokes, and lots of potty humor. Fortunately, there are so many cards that it's easy to flip to the next card. direction are simple, but leave some questions. The QRL code takes you to a different game's directions. We looked up directions on Youtube to be sure. Overall, my family of 10 to 13-year-olds had a great time playing.

My son loves the original version so I had high hopes for this one. A ton of repeat cards. Even if I went through and pulled the cards I wanted, I couldn’t make this funny for any of us (all different ages). I don’t get it

We love to play card games with the family. My grandkids love playing this. They are 8 and 10. This is a fun new game for us

This review is for the comic strip version of kids against maturity. It was fun, and we had a good time playing with the family, but it wasn't quite as good as the original game. The original game had my kids literally rolling on the floor. This one did get a lot of laughs too, and it was fun to play such a different format.