Kids Against Maturity: Card Game for Kids and Families, Super Fun Hilarious for Family Party Game Night
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!
$35.49
Number of Players: 4+. Included Components: 600 Cards. Item Dimensions LxWxH: 2 x 6 x 4 inches. Age Range (Description): Kid. Brand: Kids Against Maturity. Manufacturer: El El Sea LLC. Mfg Recommended age: 10 – 110 years. Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No. Customer Reviews: 4.6 out of 5 stars 26,348 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars. Best Sellers Rank: #22 in Toys & Games. Manufacturer recommended age: 10 years and up. Item model number: 868989000400. ASIN: B076PRWVFG. Item Weight: 2.81 pounds. Product Dimensions: 2 x 6 x 4 inches.
Specification: Kids Against Maturity: Card Game for Kids and Families, Super Fun Hilarious for Family Party Game Night
| Weight | 2.81 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 2 × 6 × 4 in |
13 reviews for Kids Against Maturity: Card Game for Kids and Families, Super Fun Hilarious for Family Party Game Night
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Person –
Bought this game for our family vacation. Had high ratings and awards and said for ages 8+. I have an 8, 11 and 13 yo and parental guidance is strongly suggested. Was surprised by some of the cards included in this game, especially since the game website says for 6 and up, and the ages of the kids pictured in the description. Most cards are funny and potty humor but I’d still not feel comfortable letting my 13 yo play alone with his friends without removing several cards from the deck. On the other hand, my husband and I found the game fun. Lots of old school references and not as raunchy as CAH.Read more
Roberta –
As a grand parent I did not realize the potty talk these cards would produce. Over 75% of the cards used sexual/potty language. I had looked at the top few reviews and thought this would be a great game for my 8 and 10 year old grand children. I was rather shocked at the language on the cards. I know I am of a different generation but I would not buy this game again even for older teens.Read more
Christy –
Just opened the game to play…..and some cards we cant use. Will update after we play the game on how we like it. So just got done playing and I had to take all these white cards out. My kids are 13 and 10 and while they know what some things are these are just not appropriate in my opinion. I’m a pretty easy going person and mom but ‘plump pageant moms’ ‘the gooch’ and ‘a fat lady in yoga pants’ is just teaching kids it’s ok to make fun of someone. We had fun playing but I would highly suggest removing these cards from your game.Read more
Amazon Customer –
This game was purchased for my family with children ages 8 and up but after playing with my friend’s 14 year old daughter, my kids wont be playing this. Answers like Aunt Flo, The Gooch, and Neverland Ranch are not appropriate and open up discussions that don’t need to be had at such young ages. Also one round read “King Kong played Ping Pong with his (Ding Dong) in Hong Kong.” Again not really appropriate for kids. For being a kids game answers like Electric Slide have no meaning to them and while I know “poop” jokes are funny to kids there are way too many of them in this game.Read more
Chris –
If you have any sort of humor in your blood, this is the family game for you. We ordered this game before we left for spring break so we could play when we needed a break from the beach/pool. It did not disappoint in the least. My kids, along with my nieces and nephews (ranging from 6-16) were laughing uncontrollably the entire time. The phrase possibilities are as creative and funny as you can make them. I think my 8 year old had the best time. He literally said the next morning after our first night of playing that his stomach was sore. If you’re one of those parents who get offended easy…you should definitely get this game and learn to loosen up a bit. We need to be able to laugh especially nowadays. And if we can’t do that with our kids, then who can you do that with. Great game and will be recommending it to all of my friends.Read more
DW –
marked as appropriate for ages 8+ some of the answers are x rated – therefore explaining it to an 8 year old would violate federal law. ex: merkin wig, moose knuckle, spider barks, A-hole, Fromunda cheese, puckered starfish, Hershey highway, turd burglar (actually a derogatory statement insulting the LBGQT community), banana hammock, big brown beaver, and more… I’m fine (as an adult) with games like these), but it is NOT appropriate for an 8 year old. getting a refund.Read more
Jessica T. –
The media could not be loaded. I bought this game as a family game for my boys. We are a family of five, with the oldest who is 15 and the youngest is 6 years old. All of us find it very entertaining, even us adults. The game is stimulating and we always find words combinations that are silly and funny. My main concern was the level of appropriateness. I simply remove some cards based on the crowd playing with the game. We adults enjoy it too. One of my sons are very shy by nature and seeing him come out of his shell as he is playing with his friend, makes it worth it. As a mom, seeing your family laughing and interacting with one another is priceless!Read more
Mother_of_5 –
My family’s favorite game to play. We have family game night once a week and this is always the one everyone wants to play. Our kids are 12, 10 & 8. It’s great to hear everyone laughing and having a great time while playing it. There was a few (less than 5) cards my husband and I took out before we played it with our kids. They need to make expansion packs.Read more
Teresa –
I read mixed reviews and having played the adult version I’m no prude, however this game is highly inappropriate for children under 14…. “turd burglar” is not something I want my children 9 & 10 understanding. I was shocked that card was not in the adult game. I’ve gone through the pack and removed half the cards now. Personally I wish I hadn’t brought it but my kids liked the the silly joke side, so stuck with it..my adult game has gained some card now though, so every cloud!Read more
Becks –
It is fun to play, but there are too many American words in the game that don’t make sense to UK English speakersRead more
Mr. S. Hollins –
Absolute rubbish, not even funny, I get the feeling that it is for a US audience with a very different type of humour. If you ever watched the US version of The Inbetweeners then this game is sort of funny in that way. Nothing like the adult, original version.Read more
Claire Andrews –
My son is 9 and my daughter is 11 and we all loved it. Haven’t seen my kids laugh that hard in ages. At one point we were all crying with laughter. Would highly recommend if you like childish fun. Would say you need to go through the cards and take out the ones you don’t think are appropriate or that they would understand.Read more
Kerry Thornton –
I’m not sure why so many 5 star reviews or how other parents find this game appropriate for children. I even read one review that suggested the age should be younger than listed as teens find the humour childish. I don’t think of us as conservative parents, we own the adult version and play it often. My children are 10 and 12, there were several cards that were not at all appropriate. One card referenced a dog’s “lipstick” and another said “lady and the tramp stamp” not trying to judge peoples parenting…but what kind of 10 year old knows what a tramp stamp is? I found it very inappropriate for the stated age group and I think it’s a sad reality of how we are raising our children that we as parents find this “appropriate Humour” for young children.Read more