Price: $24.97
(as of Jan 19, 2026 20:43:12 UTC – Details)
Get ready for endless laughter with this hilarious adult card game that turns therapy into a side-splitting competition! In this game, players create the funniest therapy comic strip using Question, Answer, and Treatment cards. The combinations are virtually endless, ensuring a fresh and unique experience every time you play. Whether you’re hosting a game night, breaking the ice at a party, or looking for a fun pregame activity, this game is a guaranteed hit among fans of card games, party games, and adult games for game night. Designed for 3-8 players aged 17 and up, this card game is ideal for road trips, vacations, or gifting to anyone with a sense of humor. Each card features original art from The Oatmeal, the internet-famous webcomic creator and cofounder of Exploding Kittens, making this game as visually entertaining as it is fun to play. Whether you’re competing for the funniest comic strip or laughing so hard you can’t breathe, this game is a must-have for anyone who loves card games and party games that deliver nonstop fun!
How to Play: Who knew therapy could be so funny? In this adult card game you’ll create a comic about therapy with a Question, Answer, and a Treatment. Whoever puts down the funniest Treatment card wins a point. The first to 3 points wins. It’s a fun and hysterical addition to your party card games collection.
Who’s It For? The perfect adult party game for ages 17+ and 3-8 players. Can you get through a round without ugly laughing? This is a must-have for adult games for game night and a fantastic addition to your collection of party card games.
What’s Included: Endless laughs & replayability. With 80 Question Cards, 158 Answer Cards, and 200 Treatment Cards, this game is different every time you play. This makes it a popular choice among adult card games and card games for adults, offering endless replayability for every game night.
Where to Play: Want to break the ice at parties? This is a card game for adults that’s great for pregaming, large gatherings, road trips, vacations, or for giving as a gift to anyone who appreciates a funny card game (or who needs therapy!). Perfect for all adult party games and games for adults.
Our Story: Unique art from a viral webcomic. Each card is written and illustrated by The Oatmeal, the brain behind the internet’s favorite comics and a cofounder of Exploding Kittens which became the most backed Kickstarter campaign of all time.
13 reviews for Horrible Therapist: Extra Horrible Edition by Exploding Kittens – A Card Game for 3-8 Players, Ages 17+ – Adult Party Game for Family Night
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Harleigh Q –
Horribly funny
We picked up Horrible Therapists on a whim, and it’s now one of our go-to party games. It’s easy to learn, quick to play, and absolutely ridiculous in the best way. The prompts and card combos are sharp, a little unhinged, and had our whole table laughing so hard we had to pause the game more than once. It shines with a mixed group of friends who enjoy dark, irreverent humor—and it’s perfect for breaking the ice.Replay value is great, too. Even with the same people, new card pairings keep the jokes fresh, and the judging banter is half the fun. Just know your crowd: the humor can be edgy, so it’s not a family game night pick.
Richard Myers –
4 out of 8 people ordered this game after playing it.
Bought this due to Amazon recommendation because I bought Exploding Kittens. My impression when I opened it and reviewed the cards was “eh, maybe not so hot”. But when we played with a part of 8 or 9 neighbors it was a huge hit, and 3 or 4 of the other players immediately ordered it for themselves or as gift for friends. I personally would have rated it at 4 stars, but the reaction from friends was 5 star.This is definitely and adult party game, so the age range suggested of 17+ is appropriate. The cards are smallish, but of good quality. It is easy to play and fun. I would say it is a cross of Apples to Apples, and Cards Against Humanity. We have only played it once so far, because it is a very recent purchase, but I expect that the neighbors may ask to play this on future game nights. Not sure how well it will stand up to multiple replays, but the mechanics of how you use the 3 different types of cards should allow for many combinations of “problems” and “answers” — so I expect this to hold up well.
CGS –
Fun for Adults!
This game is so funny! It is for grown ups that act like teenagers lol. This is really easy to learn to play as well, so you will get your money’s worth after playing a time or two.
Mya –
Hilarious game!
Absolutely freaking hilarious! The game is amazing, the cards are durable, and the designs are so funny and creative. DEFINITELY ADULTS ONLY!!!!!!!! super easy to learn to play’ ones to you the hang up it, you function with the game it’s great! It’s a lot like cards against humanity! Strategy!
Kimberly –
This was fun to play, but extremely raunchy!
Wow, just wow. Played it for the first time over Christmas, ummm, it was super raunchy. Definitely not a family friendly game. It was easy to play kind of like Cards Against Humanity, but with it’s own twist. It was about the right size for a small group of people. The imagery on the cards may give you nightmares.I thought I knew what I was getting myself into with the extra horrible edition, but whew it was hard to play with family. Most cards were raunchy smexy things, with random ahhh! and ewww!, and things thrown in. I am not saying it was a bad game, just wasn’t expecting it to be that much smexy content. I knew how this was going to go when I saw the f word in the directions. Definitely no one under the age of 17 should be playing this game.
R Harding –
Very fun adult game
Love this game. More thinking than I expected. Would not play with any kids around! High quality cards and box. Hilarious answers!
Beatrice Starkey –
Adult game!
It was definitely fun, volger, hilarious! Great game definitely worth buying
Jake Schenkler –
Fantastic, unhinged, offensive, diabolical, great fun!, decidedly not for children
Fun to play and easy to explain. My friends and I have giggled for hours.You build a comic strip together as a group using three piles of cards (question, answer, treatment). Each round rotates who the judge is. When not judging you are playing. The judge will select one question card to build out the first part of the triptych with the therapist’s question to the patient. Next, the judge draws three answer cards from which they privately select the one answer card that will serve as the second part of triptych. The other two answer cards are discarded. Now that everyone can see the therapist’s question (eg – what happened at thanksgiving?) and the patient’s answer (eg – I made out with my cousin), they select the card in their hand of 5 cards they feel will best complete the triptych as the therapist’s treatment/response (eg – oh yeah I saw that on your moms TikTok). Once all players have turned in their selected card, the judge will go through the offered treatments and decide which they like best.
Jurgen Habraken –
HEEL SLECHTE SERVICE
dzulliet –
beautiful game with great humour, not a game for two people though
Amy Kipping –
It is very easy and extremely funny. Definitely NSFW and not for kids, as it has a lot of crass humour and cartoon nudity, gore, etc. but with the right crowd it’s a riot.I have played Joke Hazard, and this is similar with just a different framing and so having both is still a different experience. I prefer this game personally, and so did the other participants if that helps.I recommend with any game like this, don’t bother keeping points. What we did was voted each round what we thought was the funniest card but you couldn’t vote for your own. One time when we all were bummed that the card we drew was better than we played, we just played the same round again. Discard between however much you want, the goal isn’t to win the round, but make it hilarious for me and my friends, and this approach improves all games like this. So Joke Hazard, Cards Against Humanity, Apples to Apples, whatever. Try a non competitive play sometime if you haven’t, it’s great.
André Norberg Lindhe –
One of the best evenings yet.
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