how to play bad advice: everyone’s favorite new party game.
are you bored of the same old party games? looking for something that will have you and your friends laughing (and maybe cringing) all night long? then you need bad advice, the adult card game that's kicking cards against humanity to the burb, with the rest of the trash 😈
what is bad advice?
bad advice is a hilarious card game for adults who like their humor a little on the dark side. it's the perfect game for parties, game nights, or any other gathering where you're looking to stir up some trouble.
how do you play?
it's simple! each player starts with seven advice cards. one player reads a situation card, and everyone else submits an advice card to the reader. the reader then picks the absolute worst advice, and the winner keeps the situation card. the first player to collect a certain number of situation cards wins the game.
what kind of situations and advice are we talking about?
let's just say that nothing is off-limits. from awkward encounters to embarrassing confessions, bad advice covers it all. and the advice? well, it's the kind of stuff that would make your grandma blush.
why is bad advice the perfect party game?
it's easy to learn, so even your most clueless friend can play.
it's hilarious, so you're guaranteed to have a good time.
it's social, so it's a great way to get to know your friends (or enemies) better.
it's perfect for any occasion, from a casual game night to a wild dinner party.
where can i get bad advice?
if you're looking for a gift for the gamer in your life, bad advice is the perfect choice. you can buy bad advice online at badadvicegame.com.
what are you waiting for? grab a copy of bad advice and get ready for a game night you'll never forget 🔥
“this game is the best! i brought bad advice with me when i moved across the country for grad school. the first few weeks were full of dinners/game nights with all new people, and every time i pulled out bad advice it was a total hit. everyone gets the rules right away (i hate explaining overly complicated games at parties) and we’re all usually crying laughing by the second round. love it!” — jackson p., boston