Deadpool gets Cards Against Humanity-like adult party game

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Deadpool vs the World

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There’s no question Deadpool would be a big fan of the game Cards Against Humanity. So there’s really no question he’d approve of his own new adult party game created by USAopoly, Deadpool vs the World, which strikes a similarly sharp funny bone tone. Featuring 100 custom illustrations (10 of which you can see exclusively when you click through this gallery), gameplay is such that a “WTF?” card is flipped over, and players must select a wet-erase “Caption” card from their hand — and fill in its blank with the pens provided — to come up with the wittiest caption. “Winning requires players to tread outside of their comfort zone and fill in the blanks of cards that elicit inappropriate responses, ensuring outcomes of surprise, shock, and outbursts of laughter,” USAopoly explains. Deadpool vs the World will be available this summer and will retail for $24.95.

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'WTF?' cards

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Water, anyone?

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Pole dancin'

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Every day is a good day for [blank].

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This seems like a perfectly rational way to deal with [blank].

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Deadpool vs the World will be available this summer and will retail for $24.95.

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Deadpool vs the World

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'WTF?' cards

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Water, anyone?

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Pole dancin'

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Easter-friendly

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He's got tricks

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Scratching the itch

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Well, this happened

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A Hitchcockian moment

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Save the trees

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Dalí Deadpool

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'Caption' cards

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[Blank] is a gateway to [blank].

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Keep calm and [blank] on.

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[Blank]. So basic.

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[Blank]. Available for a limited time.

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[Blank] are for babies anyway.

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I just want people to like me for my [blank].

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What has two thumbs and is [blank]?

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Every day is a good day for [blank].

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This seems like a perfectly rational way to deal with [blank].

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