Unstable Unicorns, Card Game, Ages 8+, 2-8 Players, 30-45 Minutes Playing Time

A very fun game to play, like exploding kittens but with a bit more to it. Very happy with it!

I AM THE LORD OF THE UNICORNS AND NOONE CAN BEAT ME! I love ruining my relationships with this game. Great for pissing off my girlfriend whenever we get together and drink! Great for an in-depth, strategy game or also just a silly game to play while drunk -- with the copious amounts of unicorns, all original and unique, it's up to you to decide if you want to engage in a fantasy unicorn battle or just a silly card game. GREAT FOR TWO PEOPLE! The thing I love most about this game is that you can play it with two people (the rules for which are on the company website but you can choose to play by them or not, it depends on how easy you want the game to be) and have just as much fun as if you played in a group. The only fault I would say this game has is that the rules for each card can be a little ambiguous at times but, weighing this against the fact that each card is completely different and unique, I would say this is a very minor fault. It's easy enough to decide specific rules as you play. Also this game has small cards that show how the game works so you can give them to each player, just in case someone is unfamiliar with the game. I LOVE this game and I cannot emphasize that enough!

If you have ever played Munchkin I think you will like this. It's very easy to learn but has some subtlety to it which makes it a lot of fun. The more people playing, the better it gets. The art work is adorable on the cards. It's a style of game I like to play. Recommended.

This is a fun strategy game where you build a stable of unicorns in order to win, however it is literally just a deck of cards. Therefore I’d say value for money is questionable. The instructions are terrible as they don’t really explain how to play. They explain the rules, but if anything make the game sound way more confusing than it actually is. However there are some online gameplay videos that will help. I bought the NSFW version. The cards are kind of funny, but as the picture and name of the card are of no relevance, it’s pretty easy to overlook them. The only thing of relevance on the card is the action, which is not NSFW. I’d argue there is little value in any of the expansions as there are plenty of cards and you won’t notice any difference. Overall I’m happy with the game and find it fun to play. That being said, I’m glad I had some free vouchers and didn’t pay full price.

Why did you choose this product over others?: Great social game for my social support group.

One of the greatest card games out there, since I bought it I acquired all expansion pacs

Amazing game, so fun. Loved playing with friends. Can be difficult to explain but once you get the hang of it it’s simple.

I picked up the NSFW edition of Unstable Unicorns out of curiosity more than enthusiasm, wanting to see whether the adult framing actually added mechanical interest or merely shock value. Physically, the cards are of decent stock, with a smooth finish that shuffles easily and holds up to repeated handling. The iconography and layout mirror the standard game closely, so setup is quick if you already know the system, and the turn structure remains straightforward even with a full table. In play, the humour is unapologetically crude, leaning heavily on sexual and scatological jokes rather than wit. I found that this lands unevenly; some cards provoke a brief laugh, others feel juvenile and repetitive, especially over a 30–45 minute session. Mechanically, the game is unchanged, which means the usual issues remain: swingy interactions, player elimination that can stall momentum, and a strong dependence on card draw luck. It works best as a light, slightly chaotic filler with the right group, but it offers little depth beyond its novelty.