Features:

  • The NSFW edition of Unstable Unicorns is still a strategic game that will destroy your friendships in a hilariously offensive way. Horrify your friends. Abandon them. Unicorns don’t judge
  • The game features the same style of gameplay as the beloved Unstable Unicorns, just a bit...dirtier
  • Unstable Unicorns won the 2019 People’s Choice Award for Toy of the Year
  • This highly giftable game takes 30–45 minutes to play and is for 2–8 players (ages 21+)
  • The box contains 135 NSFW cards and a rule book (plus optional drinking and stripping rules) and features a magnetic closure. This game is fully playable on its own, and any expansion pack can be added to it
I played with my wife and parents, now I am divorced and disowned.

I played with my wife and parents, now I am divorced and disowned. Okay Okay, I'm joking. I'm not married. But in all seriousness this game is awesome. From Super Fertile Unicorn who gives you a baby unicorn to Fat Unicorn that plays as two unicorns, the cards are creative and entertaining. Definitely recommended

This is a great second-step in getting little kids playing strategy games!!

This is the second game that my kids played with action and character cards. The first one was Exploding Kittens, which IMO was a great start because there was really no strategy involved because there were no lasting effects nor anything you can do other than just not draw an exploding kitten. In this game, you have to get a certain amount of unicorns in your stable. However, other players can steal and kill your unicorns, so it's enough strategy for them where they can basically pick between 3 options: 1) Build your stable 2) Defend your stable 3) Attack your opponents That's basically it. The options are limited enough that they are able to understand after only a couple rounds of playing and it's a great starter game if you ever want to get them into MTG or some other horrifically confusing strategy game. After they perfect their strategy for this game (or get bored of it; but I plan on buying the Dragon expansion soon), I plan to introduce them to Smash Up, which adds a bit more complexity but still the same basic concept.

Great family card game!!!

My family and I love this game. I play it with my wife and my 11 year old daughter. This game is fine to play with a kid her age. The instructions are easy to understand as are the directions on the specific cards. GREAT GAME!!!

No friends left after this game!

Fun little game! Although marked for a minimum of 2 players, I suggest playing with at least 4. I tried it with 2 players and quickly realized how much more fun it would have been if there were more than 2 people. The main goal of the game is to screw everyone over by stealing their unicorns. So while you're screwing people over, people are screwing you are so you have to strategically use your cards correctly to take the win. It's less pleasing when you are forced to attack the same person over and over. Overall, good game, would play again!

Funnest game ever!

This game is so much fun! I actually bought it for my daughters 12th birthday (unicorn theme) and it went over great! Boys and girls had a blast trying to sabotage each other to win. This game has become such a favorite with my kids that my 13 year old son even brought it to school for a game day in one of his classes!

Optional drinking game add on!

Great add on for a fun game! The base game box fits 1-2 expansions so you’re all set. I love the added optional drinking game rules.

A short full review

If you read or find this review HELPFUL click that HELPFUL button Card games are fun when we are around our buddies or friends or even family members that loves to just go and play. It caught my eye to try this game and here is my review 1. Mechanics At first, it was confusing because we are just familiarizing the gameplay but as we keep on playing and reading the manual ang the instruction cards we got the hang of it, in maybe 3-5 gameplay 2. Level of difficulty I rather not buy this game if you are a parents and wants to play with your child that is not that quite yet attentive to the rules because there are chained effects in the game that makes it interesting but if the player does not know how to administer that then it would lack that uniqueness of the game. 3. Excitement For me, it is a game that makes the unicorns have life on its own because of the abilities it brings to the gameplay. . and each card has its own part that might co tribute along chain of effects. . Overall a game that is fun to do over and over with plenty of players because it can be unpredictable if played right.

Amazon recommended this game for me

Amazon recommended this game for me, I wasn't sure what to think at first. We played with 5 people it took about 1/2-3/4 of the game to get it down. Holy crap this game is so much fun. We had only planned to play it once and move on to other games, but we ended up playing this 3 times. Absolutely loved it and everyone did that played. The game play is easy, we loved the screw over your friends aspect.

Piss off your girlfriend with adorable unicorns

Fantastic game! So much fun and will for sure reccomend to friends. My boyfriend got this for me for Christmas and we opened it early due to a snowstorm and internet outage. It was a fantastic way to spend the time together until the butt-turd decided to reset the hands when I only needed one more card! Jokes on him though since I control who gets the electric blanket and who freezes during the cold lonely night.

Fun, moderately easy to play with surprising depth.

My friends and I tried this game out this morning, loved it, highly recommended. Easy enough to play with teens or even the precocious pre-teen, random enough for people to at different skill levels to still have fun, but not so random you feel out of control (e.g. Exploding Kittens). The rules are complicated enough you'll run into some ambiguous situations, but that's true for just about any game more complicated than Candyland. It plays a lot like Munchkin, which is also one of its biggest drawbacks. My friends and I are pretty experienced gamers, and very quickly we settled into a defensive, pick on the player in the lead strategy, stretched game that is rated for 30-45 minutes into 3 hours, and ended without a winner. We had a lot of fun doing so, but were a little burned out by the end. We'll definitely give it another try, maybe with an expansion.

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