Cards Agains Humanity is about to be bolstered by a Mass Effect expansion, featuring 14 cards that have had input from BioWare.
“We thought if we wrote a pack with BioWare, they would let us play the new Mass Effect game early. That did not happen, but here we are anyway,” says the NSFW (due to swearing in the domain) website, where the expansion costs USD $1 while stocks last.
Mass Effect merchandise is nothing new, but an adult’s only card game takes things up a notch. BioWare even acknowledged as such on Twitter, noting “nothing is sacred” to promote the partnership.
Nothing is sacred. Introducing https://t.co/bKH2t7piI6 with @CAH. pic.twitter.com/C7R7rrf0d5
— BioWare (@bioware) February 22, 2017
If you’ve not played before, Cards Against Humanity is an R-rated card game that has you amuse, offend, disgust (and often disappoint) other players with answers to questions. The Mass Effect cards will inject humour for a niche audience, and like all cards in the game, you have to make sure you know your audience before playing them.
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