Kids Against Maturity: Card Game for Kids and Families, Super Fun Hilarious for Family Party Game Night

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To be honest, the game can be hilarious at times when everyone understands the joke, but I would say this game would be more suited to age 13+ rather than 10+, this is one of those games that will be a “Marmite” game – you will either love it or hate it and you will need a sense of humour and a childish one at that.

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DISCLOSURE:We received this product for free for the purpose of writing an honest and impartial review.I recently had an issue with a missing card from a purchase and they liaised with the publisher to arrange for it to be sent to me. Family game night is back with tons of question and answer cards that will have all of you rolling with laughter.

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Note: You can read the cards before you begin the game, and remove the ones you think won’t be suitable for your kids to read. There was a couple of inuendos that the adults playing found hilarious which (thankfully) went straight over their heads. The back of the cards have the “Kids Against Maturity” logo written quite visibly, and the icon which tells if it is a question or an answer card.

If you have heard of Cards Against Humanity this is the less risqué version (supposedly), suitable for families and children aged 10+. A majority of the cards will be innocent and inoffensive toilet humour that players will wet themselves with laughter (hopefully not literally) especially when the answer is in perfect context with the question. Some of our partners may process your data as a part of their legitimate business interest without asking for consent. Before play starts, decide between yourselves how many points/cards are needed to win the game (recommended is 5 and this should take probably 30-60 minutes to play with 4 players).

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Opinion: It’s a shame to not find the artist, because the box is quite interestingly designed/illustrated.

We kindly sentKids Against Maturity for the purpose of an honest review and we kindly asked our Mum On The Go reviewer Gemma and her family to see what they thought.