TwoPointOh Games Left Unsupervised: Mature Edition - A Party Card Game for Adults Who are Looking for Something New

Warnings:This product is for adults only. This product had us laughing so hard we couldn't breathe. This game is addictive. I thought this game was more fun that other games similar to it. The game is easy to learn and plays like other card games that have prompt cards requiring the players to exercise their imagination and wit. The goal is to gather 10 cards for coming up with the funniest responses to the prompts.I would recommend this game be played at parties, campouts, and other social gatherings where one might expect to encounter a somewhat perverse audience. People with addictive personality disorder may want to avoid this, unless they really like laughing uncontrollably all the time. This is a great ab worker and should be good for developing strong diaphragms for asthmatics. For pregnant woman wishing to induce labor, this is the game for you. Be careful, you might send the little guy flying right out you'll laugh so hard.

This is a well-made game. It really does put a new spin on a tired formula in a number of ways. There are a solid number of cards. The game variants, and the unique dice keeps things interesting. There aren't grammatical errors. The makers deduced an easy fix for the I/you issues common in most games like this. And I find most of the cards to be genuinely hilarious.My main issue here is the monotonous nature of the way hands are played. While I love that the judge gets to pick which half of the sentence the table uses, it pigeonholes the outcomes (something all games like this do). Also, the fact that the judge rolls a dice to determine who's the butt of the joke (brilliant in a vacuum), that does create occasional confusion at the table.So if you're just playing as the devs intended, this is a 4-star game. But because this is a half & half sort of deck, you can easily make it a 5-star experience by letting each player pick both halves of their played sentences individually. This keeps each flip surprising and funny; the only negative being that you have to track sets of played cards where you didn't have to before.This all having been said, I could easily recommend this to anyone who's prepared to develop their own playstyles. Luckily, it doesn't take much to tweak things to your liking. And the $25 list price is just right. The landing here isn't the strongest, but I definitely think the deck is worth owning.

This is an actually funny cards against humanity clone game with cards featuring the beginnings and ends of sentences, you get some pretty wild and hilarious combinations. It had us rolling laughing all night long. Don't play this with snobby in laws or uptight people from work. 😅The cards themselves are well printed on nice card stock, they pack away into a very solid cardboard box that should last years to come.

Listen, Left Unsupervised is, hands down, the best card game we own…and we own some popular named games. The instructions are easy to follow simply because the they were well written. The cards are high quality as well as the die that comes in the game. The minimum amount of people (aged 17+) to play is 3 but with games like this, the more the better!!! The black cards are scenario intro blurbs in reference to the person the the arrow on the die points to after it’s rolled & the red cards are to finish of the scenario. So the judge will pick a card to play on that person and all of the other players play the opposite colored card. The judge will pick the ‘winner’ who gets the ‘judges’ card. Left Unsupervised is similar to rules of a popular card game but the content is far better!!! If I ever find an extension pack, I will get it!!!

This is similar to Cards Against Humanity where the objective is to match cards together to create the funniest phrase. There is a bit of a twist in that you direct these statements toward another player and there is a die to roll that will determine what the judge can or will do on their turn. There is really no learning curve to games like this. Its nice that you can jump right in with out having much explained about the gameplay. This is a lot of fun and it is a nice replacement for CAH when you and your friends have played through all the cards and they're not quite as fun once you know what all the cards say. Awesome and fun game.

This game has the potential to be a great game for groups/family but was a bit too much for me. I know this is rated as mature but some of these are just outlandish, abrasive and just disrespectful even for something rated mature. I couldn't in good conscious recommend this game to anyone.

Ok so this game is hilarious! We’ve really enjoyed playing it with our adultChildren. It’s good to find new games for game night.

This is a like a personalized Cards Again Humanity. The judge rolls die to find out which player will be the "unsupervised" one. Will it be you? Dun dun dun. You are left at the mercy of your friends to pick whichever horribly (funny) cards they have in their hand to say about you.This is not for the prude but it's not (that) raunchy either. As long as you can laugh at yourself you'll have a blast.There are plenty of card selection to be able to play over and over.