is a new party game by Cards Against Humanity about getting inside your friends' heads while they answer ridiculous questions.
is a new party game by Cards Against Humanity about getting inside your friends' heads while they answer ridiculous questions.
Each round, a Question Card
gets paired with a random Head Card.
One person secretly picks an answer from the Head’s point of view.
Everyone else talks about it and then votes for which answer got picked.
After everyone votes, the secret answer is revealed.
If anyone got it right, the Head card is defeated.
But everyone who got it wrong loses their voting chip.
You each start with 3.
Your goal is to defeat 7 Heads before everyone’s chips are gone.
Each round, a Question Card
gets paired with a random Head Card.
One person secretly picks an answer from the Head’s point of view.
Everyone else talks about it and then votes for which answer got picked.
After everyone votes, the secret answer is revealed.
If anyone got it right, the Head card is defeated.
But everyone who got it wrong loses their voting chip.
You each start with 3.
Your goal is to defeat 7 Heads before everyone’s chips are gone.
Cards Against Humanity’s Head Trip is a new cooperative party game about getting inside your friends’ heads while they answer fucked-up questions from ridiculous perspectives.
Cards Against Humanity’s Head Trip is a new cooperative party game about getting inside your friends’ heads while they answer fucked-up questions from ridiculous perspectives.
Head Trip is a new cooperative party game about getting inside your friends’ heads while they answer fucked-up questions from ridiculous perspectives. It’s Cards Against Humanity’s first new game since “Cards Against Humanity.”
Our comedy scientists have computed that Head Trip is at least 86% as fun as Cards Against Humanity.
It’s easy. Each round, one person secretly answers a multiple-choice question from the perspective of a “Head” card, like “You are God.” Then, everyone else has to figure out which answer that person thought God would pick. You can learn the full rules here.
Sure. First, your friend might read this Question out loud:
What's the best part about pooing?
And then this Head:
Your friend secretly decides how Santa would answer this intimate question. Then the rest of you discuss whether your friend thinks Santa’s favorite part about pooing is the privacy, the plop, or the feeling of squeezing all those chocolate chip cookies out of his jolly butthole—ho ho ho! Everyone then individually votes for A, B, C, or D. Get it right and you keep your voting chip. Otherwise, you lose it (you start with 3). There are a few more details, but that’s the gist.
Santa Claus loves dropping presents down tubes. Therefore, the answer is D.
Head Trip is a cooperative party game—you work together, and you win or lose as a team. Your group wins by getting through seven Heads before everyone runs out of voting chips. So every time someone loses a chip, it hurts the whole team. That’s why it’s good to really talk things through—not just what you think Santa Claus thinks, but what you all think your friend thinks Santa would think! Whoa man, what a HEAD TRIP!
Oh, don’t worry, you still get to beat your friends. If you do the best job voting for the right answers, you’ll have the biggest stack of chips, which makes you the best person.
Imagine eating warm tuna sandwiches at a golf course with your aunt while nursing a massive hangover, and you have urgent diarrhea but the bathroom is broken. The experience of playing Head Trip is the exact opposite of that.
Yes.
Head Trip is available everywhere fine cooperative party games are sold: the CAH Store, Target, Amazon, your local indie game store, the trunk of the car of a guy who calls himself "Laser Jeremy," etc.
Yes. Head Trip is available for global shipping from the CAH Store. Please note that orders to the UK and EU will ship in early November.
In a world where Cards Against Humanity ruined party games by turning everything into a monochrome Swiss modern snoozefest, Head Trip stands out from the crowd with its daring use of “colors” and “shapes.”
Yeah, turns out our fancy wooden chip printer messed up the tokens in a handful of the very first games we made. Email us at mail@headtrip.game for a free set of replacement tokens.
Head Trip is rated 17+ for wanton profanity and hilarious sexual content. However, we respect your right as a parent to psychologically damage your children.
You should do drugs regardless of whether you’re playing Head Trip.
Dolphins have names and fuck each other’s blowholes. Isn’t that nice?