It soon became apparent, expansion packs are available so this game can never get old or repetitive (excellent, well doneGutter Games! You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

All the cards have held up well to a load of over excited and some drunken adult handling so again, this game should last quite some time. I would have to say that I would recommend this game to friends and family who have a wicked sense of humour. But similar to Pictionary with one member of each team draws a word or phrase and the others members try to guess. I don't think I would recommend this one for a game to play at Christmas with the grandparents unless they are familiar with tea bagging!I have enjoyed many a game of Card’s Against Humanity in the past and while this really taps into people’s darker side, Gutterhead makes it funny while doing it! I think that this game would be even more fun with more people – larger teams shouting random guesses would definitely be pretty hilarious.

Gutterhead is the hilarious hen party game that involves drawing, miming and guessing over 240 fiendishly filthy words and phrases. Believe it or not being a parent has it's perks but sometimes there are just too many mornings and evenings of tantrums, meltdowns and the high pitched squeals. But don't worry if you're no Picasso - the worse you are at drawing, the more outrageous things get! THE ULTIMATE BIG NIGHT IN - Guaranteed to have you and your potty-mouthed friends howling with laughter into the early hours.

The first player picks up a card, reads the word on it and shows the card to one player from each of the other teams. There are some other rules that come in to play as you move around the board, as well as some drinking game rules you can add in too. There is not need for paper as the game included 4 whiteboards, 4 dry-wipe pens and for game pieces you get to use coloured poo-shaped pieces.

The best way to describe Gutterhead is to imagine that adult party game favourite Cards Against Humanity had a board game baby with Pictionary. Even more perfect, it’s a ‘love child of Pictionary and Cards Against Humanity’, you can only imagine how out of hand this not-so-innocent board game gets. Just before we get into this post I need to say that the following game review is suitable for over 18s only and it does contain some mischievous and playful language.

This family-friendly games bundle is perfect for 2-16 players and is suitable for ages 6+, with adult supervision required for inflatables.