Exploding Kittens Horrible Couple – Extra Horrible Edition – Party Game for 2-8 Players, from The Creators of Horrible Therapist | A Fun Game Night with Friends, Funny Card Game for Adults
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Description
• Designed for adult players (17+) who enjoy dark humor and unapologetically twisted takes on romance and other topics that are firmly not for kids. • How To Play: You'll compete to create a love story fit for a classic dark comedy. • In the Extra Horrible Edition, you’ll have more material than ever to create distasteful comics starting with a Question card, then a Response card, and topped off with a ludicrous Compromise card. • Play as a couple or with friends, cooperatively or competitively. • Nothing says date night like a little chaos! • What's Included: An Extra Horrible 57 Question cards, 166 Response cards, and 215 Compromise cards. • No Couple? No Problem: You can play with just two or add up to eight degenerates who don’t mind laughing at love gone wrong. • Be Horrible Anywhere: Take Horrible Couple Extra Horrible Edition anywhere you have space to spice up the romance with a comic about sexy handcuffs. • From intimate date nights to full on game night, it’s always ready to stir up fun. • From the folks that brought you Exploding Kittens: Exploding Kittens believes in making games that make your friends and family more entertaining! • This is a funny, dark humor card game that's only for players aged 17+. • We always make sure to keep the craziest content with the ones who can handle it!
Details
General
- Age Range Description
- 17 and Up
- Brand Name
- Exploding Kittens
- Model Year
- 2025
- Item Type Name
- Card Game
- Model Name
- HOCO-XTRA-3
- Set Name
- Horrible Couple
- Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS)
- 204.0
- Model Number
- HOCO-XTRA-3
- Manufacturer Part Number
- HOCO-XTRA-3
- Manufacturer
- Exploding Kittens
- Unit Count
- 1.0 Count
- Language
- English
- Operation Mode
- manual
Gameplay
- Number of Players
- 2-8
- Is Assembly Required
- No
- Theme
- Humor
- Product Style
- Horrible Couple
Contents
- Included Components
- Includes An Extra Horrible 57 Question cards, 166 Response cards, and 215 Compromise cards.
- Number of Items
- 1
Materials
- Material Type
- Cardstock
- Color
- White
- Container Type
- Box
Dimensions
- Item Dimensions L x W
- 4.48"L x 2.99"W
- Item Dimensions
- 4.49 x 2.99 x 0.04 inches
- Size
- 7.6 cm x 11.4 cm x 0.1 cm
- Item Weight
- 0.18 Kilograms
- Package Quantity
- 1
Frequently asked questions
- Who is this card game for?
- It is designed for adult players (17+) who enjoy dark humor and unapologetically twisted takes on romance.
- How many players can play?
- You can play with just two or add up to eight players.
- What comes in the box?
- It includes 57 Question cards, 166 Response cards, and 215 Compromise cards.
Customer reviews
4 out of 8 people ordered this game after playing it.
Bought this due to Amazon recommendation because I bought Exploding Kittens. My impression when I opened it and reviewed the cards was "eh, maybe not so hot". But when we played with a part of 8 or 9 neighbors it was a huge hit, and 3 or 4 of the other players immediately ordered it for themselves or as gift for friends. I personally would have rated it at 4 stars, but the reaction from friends was 5 star. This is definitely and adult party game, so the age range suggested of 17+ is appropriate. The cards are smallish, but of good quality. It is easy to play and fun. I would say it is a cross of Apples to Apples, and Cards Against Humanity. We have only played it once so far, because it is a very recent purchase, but I expect that the neighbors may ask to play this on future game nights. Not sure how well it will stand up to multiple replays, but the mechanics of how you use the 3 different types of cards should allow for many combinations of "problems" and "answers" -- so I expect this to hold up well.
Bought this due to Amazon recommendation because I bought Exploding Kittens. My impression when I opened it and reviewed the cards was "eh, maybe not so hot". But when we played with a part of 8 or 9 neighbors it was a huge hit, and 3 or 4 of the other players immediately ordered it for themselves or as gift for friends. I personally would have rated it at 4 stars, but the reaction from friends was 5 star. This is definitely and adult party game, so the age range suggested of 17+ is appropriate. The cards are smallish, but of good quality. It is easy to play and fun. I would say it is a cross of Apples to Apples, and Cards Against Humanity. We have only played it once so far, because it is a very recent purchase, but I expect that the neighbors may ask to play this on future game nights. Not sure how well it will stand up to multiple replays, but the mechanics of how you use the 3 different types of cards should allow for many combinations of "problems" and "answers" -- so I expect this to hold up well.
Horribly funny
We picked up Horrible Therapists on a whim, and it’s now one of our go-to party games. It’s easy to learn, quick to play, and absolutely ridiculous in the best way. The prompts and card combos are sharp, a little unhinged, and had our whole table laughing so hard we had to pause the game more than once. It shines with a mixed group of friends who enjoy dark, irreverent humor—and it’s perfect for breaking the ice. Replay value is great, too. Even with the same people, new card pairings keep the jokes fresh, and the judging banter is half the fun. Just know your crowd: the humor can be edgy, so it’s not a family game night pick.
We picked up Horrible Therapists on a whim, and it’s now one of our go-to party games. It’s easy to learn, quick to play, and absolutely ridiculous in the best way. The prompts and card combos are sharp, a little unhinged, and had our whole table laughing so hard we had to pause the game more than once. It shines with a mixed group of friends who enjoy dark, irreverent humor—and it’s perfect for breaking the ice. Replay value is great, too. Even with the same people, new card pairings keep the jokes fresh, and the judging banter is half the fun. Just know your crowd: the humor can be edgy, so it’s not a family game night pick.
Fun, but a bit on the nose
Got it for a game night at a friend's house. It was a big hit. Some of the cards are very current-news, and seemed a little topical or not funny because they were just outdated. Not very many though a lot of them were hilarious. We had a lot of fun making the little comic strips. It was a hit while we were playing it and everyone laughed. I would definitely recommend, but some of the cards were redundant and or overly specific so we weren't able to use some of the stuff in our hand.
Got it for a game night at a friend's house. It was a big hit. Some of the cards are very current-news, and seemed a little topical or not funny because they were just outdated. Not very many though a lot of them were hilarious. We had a lot of fun making the little comic strips. It was a hit while we were playing it and everyone laughed. I would definitely recommend, but some of the cards were redundant and or overly specific so we weren't able to use some of the stuff in our hand.
Horrible but Hilarious
Horrible therapist has a similar style to "Cards Against Humanity". Yes it is Horrible but also hilarious. One of the coolest parts of the game are gthe cartoons. The game moves along quickly with a lot less reading involved. My family laughed and shook their head at some of their options ....it's fun to see where they drew the line, as too much. I would absolutely recommend it for ADULTS.
Horrible therapist has a similar style to "Cards Against Humanity". Yes it is Horrible but also hilarious. One of the coolest parts of the game are gthe cartoons. The game moves along quickly with a lot less reading involved. My family laughed and shook their head at some of their options ....it's fun to see where they drew the line, as too much. I would absolutely recommend it for ADULTS.
