If there’s anything I’ve needed during the stress of COVID, it’s less adult responsibility and more silliness.
Kids Against Maturity came into my life at the perfect time.
This hilarious, award-winning game (voted 2020 Game of the Year by Creative Child Magazine) is both naughty and nice with great portable entertainment for family gatherings, travel and sleepovers for 3-10 players.
The suggested age is 8+; my kids are 14 and 16. My recommendation would be for ages 8-13 but we still had a lot of laughs playing it with an abundance of age-appropriate toilet humor for kids and witty layered innuendos for parents.
If you’ve played Apples to Apples, the premise of this game is very simple: All you need is to ‘be the worst to be the best.’ Each player gets 10 white answer cards and takes turns asking the blue question cards. Everyone answers each question with their funniest white card choice and places it face down. The question reader chooses what they think is the funniest answer, and the player who placed down that card wins the hand. The player with the highest number of most amusing responses wins the game.
One game set includes 500 cards – a mix of blue question and white answer cards – one rules card, and a compact box to store it all. Expansion packs are also available.
Our family played Kids Against Maturity the night before we went back to school. I dominated most of the game, boasting that I WAS THE BEST OF THE WORST.
Hey, you take whatever victories you can in my competitive family.
And the card that finally sealed my championship? “Wolfman’s Nards.”
It doesn’t get any sillier than that, folks.
Kids Against Maturity retails for $29.99 and is available for purchase at kidsagainstmaturity.com or Amazon.
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Author: Amber Johnson
Amber is the founder and editor of Mile High Mamas, travel writer and former columnist for The Denver Post. She is a passionate community builder and loves the outdoors. She has two awesome teens and is happily married to a man obsessed with growing The Great Pumpkin.
