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F**k. The Game was kickstarted in 2015 and is the original Aussie swearing card game which will help you get smarter while swearing at your friends. Beware of poor copycat imitations.

HOW DO YOU PLAY?

This is a great social card game that will f**k with your head by using a hysterically tricky combination of colours and swear words:

Players take turns to flip over a card and shout out what they see.
Depending on your card, you might say its background colour, its text colour or a swear word.
Keep playing until someone f**ks up and is forced to pick up all the cards.
The winner is the first player to get rid of their cards.

It sounds simple, but the cards use a psychological phenomenon – the Stroop effect – known to mess with your head and delay your brain’s response. Players can’t help but f**k up, sending the group into fits of laughter.
Once you’ve mastered the basics, you can take the game to a whole new level with more rules, more strategy and you can even create your own rules.

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