Article: Rather than finding the strongest match for each card, switch gears and play the "Crab Apple" version of the game. This requires players to play red cards that are the opposite of the green card in play. If the green card reads "Scary," players might try to win the round with cards like "Kitten" or "Love." Choose carefullycoming up with the right combination of cards might be trickier than you expect! Playing Crab Apple effectively doubles the number of possible card associations. Variant versions of Apples To Apples force you to think more carefully about your card choices, breaking up the monotony of the standard games. " For a more challenging and hilarious experience, try playing "Apple Potpourri." This is when players choose a red card to play before the green card is revealed. The judge chooses the best match as usual, but the player gives up control over their card associations and the outcomes are random. Apple Potpourri can be especially fun in large groups, as there will be more options for the judge to choose from. Apple Potpourri is a perfect alternative for groups where the judges tend to choose the most entertaining card combinations. " To up the stakes of the game and keep things interesting, make each round count double. The judge will turn over two green cards instead of just one, and players will have to choose a red card that is best described by both of the terms on the green cards. This variation of the game forces players to think more carefully about each pay, as red cards has to be associated with two different terms, and rounds are worth two green cards. For the 2-For-1 Apples version of the game, you can decide whether the same number of cards is necessary to win, resulting in a quicker paced game, or whether to also double the number of green cards needed and only increase the difficulty of each round.

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Match opposites in the "Crab Apple" version. Play "Apple Potpourri. Try "2-For-1 Apples.