A for Average: The Card Game

I have trouble playing cards against humanity because a lot of the cards I cannot relate.This is the perfect cards against humanity for asian!

First, the game is different from cards against humanity in that it's very pg-13. There aren't any profanities, safe for family gatherings. I have no complaints about the quality, the card quality or thickness level is equivalent to cards against humanity. I think of this as the kids friendly Asian version. With that said, I find the cards to be less funny than cards against humanity, and for people who are not from an Asian household or shares the Asian culture, you will not be able to get a lot of the references, for example, a white card has shouting "Fu Wu Yuan" on it, which means calling over the waiter in English, unless you speak Chinese, you probably won't understand this card.Overall, I do recommend this to keep it in your collection and it's very unique, but I wouldn't necessarily pick this over other party card games unless everyone in the party is Asian.

This is an innovative idea and looks like a lot of fun. However, the content has big problems with diversity. While there are many cultural specific phrases about East Asians, I only found 3 cards were remotely specific to South Asians and two of them were about how they’re not considered Asian. This game can and should do better.

Do not buy this. The item came damaged with scratches, dirt, and dents. Was clearly used even though it's being sold as new. Such a scam.

As expected, it's like Cards Against Humanity, but with Asian culture things.

This was an item that I bought during their second pre-order stage, where I paid half upfront, and then the remainder on Amazon when they received the stock.Haven't tested playability, so this review is strictly 2/5 stars for the production quality.I was really excited to receive this product and support an Asian creator, but my expectations fell far shorter than my own GPA. The package came in extremely poor packaging (pretty much none) - it was sent in a bubble mailer, and when you got it, the cards / box were not in any sort of plastic packaging that is usually done to indicate that the deck received is new. They arrived in the same way as the photos do. The exterior looked very clearly used, and the cards inside had different issues from bent cards, misprinted text (wrong spacing/alignment on the design), typos (Sirracha instead of Sriracha, a real travesty), and red ink stains on the cards. I was very disappointed to receive the product.I received another product after contacting the support, and the new deck unfortunately was even worse. The box came ripped on the top and bottom, and there was obviously no change in the card quality as well. I intended on debuting this at a Lunar New Year party as a housewarming gift, but unfortunately, I can't gift this set. Sure, it's still playable, but when you spend $22 on a new gift, you don't exactly look forward to sending damaged products to an Asian family.

Just received my package that I was looking forward to. Open it to find it damage. Hoping customer support will fix this since I paid for the game and was really excited to play with it for an event this Thursday.

Lots of the cards lean towards Chinese and Koreans (mainly Kpop references/koreaboos), but it's still funny. The self-deprecating and ones where your parents mentally and physically abused you are probably the best ones. There is some words that sound very Australian (?), such as "red pockets" for red envelopes and "mum" over mom. It would probably be even more funnier if you play while drunk, but I'm not sure how well the cards will hold up when alcohol gets splayed across them. The cards aren't that great quality and bend very easily. Think dollar tree playing cards when you're trying to play 13 aggressively and the plastic part kind of makes a creased line when you gently caress it.