Kids Against Maturity: Card Game for Kids and Families, Super Fun Hilarious for Family Party Game Night
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BEST FAMILY FUN GAME – Dear Evolved Parents, Kids Against Maturity is the perfect parental tool to approach playtime and family time. Are you sick of the same old dated games every game night? This instant classic was made and played by parents like you. With age-appropriate toilet humor and funny innuendos for the adults, it can be enjoyed by all ages. Best results when played with 4 players or more.
PLAY IT ANY TIME ANY PLACE – One game set includes 600 question and answer cards and a handy box to store it all. It’s portable and a take anywhere size game. Become an instant champion while camping, sleepovers, game nights, family gatherings, summer camp, plane trips and more!
IT’S SIMPLE & ABSOLUTELY HILARIOUS – Kids Against Maturity combines the tried and tested fill-in-the- blank game-play, a perfect enjoyable hilarious way to bring your family together.
GET THE GAME ROLLING IN SECONDS – Each player gets 10 white answer cards and takes turns asking the blue question cards. Each question asker chooses the funniest answer, and the player with the highest amount of most amusing responses, wins the game.
OBLIGATORY WARNING – Humorless hover-parents and those who don’t appreciate flatulence jokes, may not approve. PLEASE REMOVE ANY CARD THAT YOU DON’T APPROVE OF. One thing is for sure; just like other tabletop board games, it’ll get your kids away from their phones, tablets, Fortnite, and other electronic devices for at least 30-90 min. Unplug together!
Kids Against Maturity is perfect for fans of family board games, funny games for kids and camping games. For fans of board games, games for families as well as great gifts for teenage boys and gifts for teenage girls. A gift for year olds not just kids ages 8 – 12, and games teen boys.
M@ –
Overall, good family game. Depending on the players, I might suggest going through the cards first and weeding out ones not appropriate for your family play. Overall, a decent game for children.
[...]d a blee –
Arrived very quickly. I wished I’d brought it before Christmas to share it with extended family that visited.This game is absolutely hilarious hours of fun for all ages, it never gets boring because every answer to questions turns out differently and the illustrated version makes it even more fun. Great for a train journey, card size is just right too.
[...]Mercer –
Great game. Love it because my kids wanted to play the adult version, which is completely inappropriate, and this is a great alternative to just saying no! Game can be as long or short as you want. Kids get practice reading and a lot of laughs while they’re at it!
[...]J.M. –
Bought this for my 11 yr old son for Christmas, played it as a family of 4 on Christmas Day and we all laughed so much! Easy to play, one player picks a question card, the rest of the players choose their funniest response from their hand, and count up your wins! Lots of toilet humour (perfect for his age!!), you have been warned!!
[...]Lisa C. –
My son is 10 and we got this game to play as a family. It suggests playing at least 4 players but you can play it with 3 if that’s all you have. Some of the humour can be slightly inappropriate for the younger range but it really depends on the kid. My kid is sensitive to some things and we’ve only come across a card or two that we are going to put away for the time being.It’s fun and hilarious even for the grown-ups. It’s easy to learn, the game doesn’t drag and you can play for as long or as short as you want to. There’s so many cards so we will be playing this one for awhile before it starts to get boring.
[...]Shauna S –
Lots and lots of fun for the little ones
[...]I got this for my 7 year old nephew for Christmas and they have been playing it almost every night since he got it I was afraid it would be too mature but my brother says no and they love the game. Also really helps with reading.
Wendy –
Not all cards are appropriate for children
[...]“Lady and the tramp stamp “ is an example of a card that shouldn’t be in a kids game but most of this is funny
Faline –
Kids loved it!
[...]This definitely has a lot of innuendo, but it’s a good pg-13 alternative to Cards Against Humanity. The kids and adults both had a blast!
Julie Ro –
Hours of entertainment
[...]I purchased this for my 10-year-old niece. She loves playing games. She is an only child and is used to hearing mature conversations.Everyone was laughing. Some phrases were just silly words, but we all had fun. The group playing ranged in age from 10-45.This game was fun for our family, but I understand how some families might view some cards as inappropriate.
Beth Steele –
Tons of Laughs for the Whole Family
[...]This game is such a blast! It’s like a kid-friendly version of those other card games for adults, but still funny enough that everyone can enjoy it. Some of the jokes are a little cheesy, but that’s what makes it fun, especially for the kids.We’ve played it a few times now, and it always ends with everyone laughing so hard they can’t breathe. The only reason I’m not giving it 5 stars is that some of the cards repeat the humor style a bit too much, so it can get a little predictable.Overall, it’s an awesome game for family nights or when you just need a good laugh! Definitely recommend giving it a try.
Jeff C. –
Very fun and entertaining.
[...]This game is very fun! We love giving all the funny random answers…. the more random, the funnier!
Michael Todd Thompson –
This game is a blast!
[...]Got this on sale, and it was worth every dollar & more. We cracked it open on day (technically night) one, and laughed almost the entire time. There are obviously other similar games out there, but I appreciate the tone of this one in particular. Yes, there are a lot of jokes to be made about various bodily excretions (nothing “adult”, though), but it’s handled in a G/PG way so that all ages can get in on the fun. Also important, parents & other adults aren’t going to feel like they’re playing a “little kids” game, as the humor also has potential for clever in-jokes, double entendres, and with the right embellishment & flourishes (think air quotes, for ex.) a seemingly innocuous answer can transform into something other adults will uproariously laugh about. No one will feel excluded or alienated here, and everybody is going to have fun.To illustrate, my youngest (7) plays the game with friends, yet my wife and her coworker (who also played the game recently on a game night) both suggested it would be fun to play on lunch breaks with coworkers. It’s not often that you find a game with the kind of legs to cover that much ground between age groups, but here you have it.The cards themselves are great quality – decent card stock, a smooth sheen, easy to hold for adults & kids alike, pliable yet sturdy enough that they won’t be ruined easily.I wholeheartedly & enthusiastically recommend this game to anyone interested in playing a game loaded with humor, one that encourages creative choices, and interested in a game that’s invested in creating space for everyone in the family (or group) at the table to play & enjoy. You won’t regret it :-)
Krissy Cano –
If your kids like fart jokes…. this is the game for them
[...]Kids Against Maturity is an absolute blast for family parties and gatherings! This card game is a surefire way to keep everyone entertained and laughing until their sides hurt. We were worried our 9 year old was going to hurt himself he was laughing so hard. From kids to adults, there’s something for everyone in this game.The gameplay is simple yet incredibly entertaining. It’s like a more family-friendly version of a well-known adult card game, but with a twist that’s perfect for kids. The prompts on the cards are clever, witty, and sometimes delightfully absurd, sparking the kind of giggles that are infectious.What I love most is that Kids Against Maturity promotes creativity and quick thinking. Watching the kids come up with their responses is both hilarious and heartwarming. It’s fantastic to see everyone’s personalities shine as they try to outwit each other with their answers.The cards themselves are well-made and durable, which is crucial for a game that’s bound to be played over and over again. The illustrations are colorful and engaging, adding an extra layer of fun to the experience.Although this game is geared towards kids, it’s the perfect opportunity for adults to channel their inner child and join in the laughter. The whole family can enjoy this game together without any awkward moments or inappropriate content.My only minor critique is that after a few rounds, some cards might start to feel a bit repetitive. However, considering the sheer number of cards in the deck, this is a very minor issue.In conclusion, Kids Against Maturity is a winner when it comes to family-friendly party games. It’s a sure hit for gatherings, making it easy for everyone to have a great time. So grab a deck, gather your family, and get ready for an evening filled with laughter and unforgettable moments. Highly recommended!