New Phone, Who Dis? Bad Advice NSFW Expansion Pack – Designed to be Added to The New Phone, Who Dis? Core Game – by What Do You Meme?
Brand: WHAT DO YOU MEME?
Color: Multicolored
Categories: Toys & Games, Games & Accessories, Card Games, Dedicated Deck Card Games

Shake up your game night with this hilarious and definitely Not Safe For Work (NSFW) new expansion pack for New Phone, Who Dis?. Featuring brand new NSFW cards with loads of absurdly awful situations, this party game is sure to add some chaotic fun to any event. Mix this new deck with the original New Phone, Who Dis? core game for surprise spice throughout your night, or keep them separate for an extra savage pile to pick from — if you dare. Brought to you by What Do You Meme?

A Good Time For Bad Advice: Though the cards in this game are filled with terrible advice, we do have one piece of good advice for you – this game is perfect for housewarming parties, dorm events, friend gatherings, and more!
Fun For All (Ages 17+): This game is awesome for players aged 17 and older.
How To Play: Add this expansion pack to your New Phone, Who Dis? core game for extra fun. Shuffle the cards together for risqué surpises, or keep them separate for a designated risky pick pile. Players draw the given number of Reply Cards, and try to create the funniest text conversations by matching them with that round's Inbox Card! The judge then picks the funniest combo and the game plays on.
What's Included: 45 Inbox Cards and 135 Reply Cards. Requires New Phone, Who Dis? core game in order to play.
Pro Tip: Trying to win? Yeah, we know you are! Remember this game is judge's choice – so do your best to match their sense of humor.

Product Dimensions: 4.5 x 1.5 x 6.5 inches
Item Weight: 13.3 ounces
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: NPWDEXP312
Manufacturer recommended age: 17 years and up
Release date: May 11, 2022
Language: English
Manufacturer: What Do You Meme LLC
Age Range (Description): Kid
Number of Players: 3-20+
Brand: WHAT DO YOU MEME?
Theme: Humor
Material: Paper