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* JuniorVariant: ''Apples to Apples Junior'' uses more simple topics than its counterpart.
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* HouseRules: Some players leave the aforementioned blank cards blank and allow players to come up with whatever they want.
** Another is to throw in a random card from the draw pile into the pile of cards for judging. The draw pile is amazingly capable of winning.
** Or putting in the red cards before anyone knows what the green card is.
** Inverting the roles of the cards, so adjectives describe a noun, is very popular.
** Put in a pair of red cards, and the judge describes how they think the pair relates to the green card.
** The game gives a list of how many green cards a player should gain to win the game based on how many people are playing, but very few people actually use that limit and just play until everybody agrees to stop.
** Another is to throw in a random card from the draw pile into the pile of cards for judging. The draw pile is amazingly capable of winning.
** Or putting in the red cards before anyone knows what the green card is.
** Inverting the roles of the cards, so adjectives describe a noun, is very popular.
** Put in a pair of red cards, and the judge describes how they think the pair relates to the green card.
** The game gives a list of how many green cards a player should gain to win the game based on how many people are playing, but very few people actually use that limit and just play until everybody agrees to stop.
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* BribingYourWayToVictory: "Playing to the judge" is highly encouraged.
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* {{Metagame}}: "Playing to the judge" is highly encouraged.
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* CelebrityPower: Cards naming Creator/PennAndTeller, CaryGrant, [[RockyAndBullwinkle Bullwinkle]], and many, ''many'' others.
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* CelebrityPower: Cards naming Creator/PennAndTeller, CaryGrant, [[RockyAndBullwinkle Creator/CaryGrant, [[WesternAnimation/RockyAndBullwinkle Bullwinkle]], and many, ''many'' others.
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* GameMod: Blank red and green cards are provided for players on which to write personal ideas.
** Blanks got popular enough that there's an official variant game where ''all'' green apples are blank so you can write new answers every time. The box has as an example "Name something you would not want to bite" with one answer being "The dust."
** Blanks got popular enough that there's an official variant game where ''all'' green apples are blank so you can write new answers every time. The box has as an example "Name something you would not want to bite" with one answer being "The dust."
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* GameMod: Blank red and green cards are provided for players on which to write personal ideas.
** Blanks gotideas. They eventually became popular enough that there's an official variant game where ''all'' green apples are blank so you can write new answers every time. The box has as an example "Name something you would not want to bite" with one answer being "The dust."
** Blanks got
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** Blanks got popular enough that there's an official variant game where ''all'' green apples are blank so you can write new answers every time. The box has as an example "Name something you would not want to bite" with one answer being "The dust."
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** Hell, the game even gives a list of how many green cards a player should gain to win the game based on how many people are playing. Very few people actually use that limit and just play until everybody agrees to stop.
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** Hell, the The game even gives a list of how many green cards a player should gain to win the game based on how many people are playing. Very playing, but very few people actually use that limit and just play until everybody agrees to stop.
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* GenreSavvy: The players, one should hope!
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* LighterAndSofter: Apples to Apples Jr., which uses simpler words and more kid-friendly references that don't involve serious or tragic events.
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* [[SoMyKidsCanWatch So My Kids Can Play]]: ''Apples to Apples Kids/Junior'', although the base game itself is rather tame.
** Well, until you consider just [[RefugeInAudacity how many]] [[CrossesTheLineTwice terrible]] [[BrainBleach mental images]] can be made via use of the "UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler" card, not to mention the "J.F.K. Assassination" card, the "Berlin 1945" card, the "Vietnam 1968" card, ''et cetera''.
*** Also, a lot of the pop culture references may be lost on young kids.
** Well, until you consider just [[RefugeInAudacity how many]] [[CrossesTheLineTwice terrible]] [[BrainBleach mental images]] can be made via use of the "UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler" card, not to mention the "J.F.K. Assassination" card, the "Berlin 1945" card, the "Vietnam 1968" card, ''et cetera''.
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** Well, until you consider just [[RefugeInAudacity how many]] [[CrossesTheLineTwice terrible]] [[BrainBleach mental images]] can be made via use of the "AdolfHitler" card, not to mention the "J.F.K. Assassination" card, the "Berlin 1945" card, the "Vietnam 1968" card, ''et cetera''.
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** Well, until you consider just [[RefugeInAudacity how many]] [[CrossesTheLineTwice terrible]] [[BrainBleach mental images]] can be made via use of the "AdolfHitler" "UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler" card, not to mention the "J.F.K. Assassination" card, the "Berlin 1945" card, the "Vietnam 1968" card, ''et cetera''.
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The position of judge rotates every round and the player who wins the round keeps the [[color:green:adjectives]] card for that round. Whoever has the most greens whenever everyone gets bored is the winner.
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The position of judge rotates every round and the player who wins the round keeps the [[color:green:adjectives]] [[color:green:adjective]] card for that round. Whoever gets a certain number of greens (or has the most greens whenever everyone gets bored bored) is the winner.
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* SelfDeprecation: The judge can deprecate themselves in some cases, because "My" cards (for example My Prom or My Room) have to apply to the judge and not the person who played them. This leads to being able to say things like "My Room is Disgusting" or "My Love Life is Imaginary."
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See also ''TabletopGame/CardsAgainstHumanity'', which takes the core gameplay of ''Apples to Apples'' and employs gratuitous amounts of BlackComedy.
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* ShapedLikeItself: Matching "Fuzz" to "Fuzzy", "Masculine" to "Men", and possibly others.
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* ShapedLikeItself: Matching "Fuzz" to "Fuzzy", "Masculine" to "Men", and possibly others."American" to "United States of America."
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* CelebrityPower: Cards naming [[PennAndTeller Penn & Teller]], CaryGrant, [[RockyAndBullwinkle Bullwinkle]], and many, ''many'' others.
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* CelebrityPower: Cards naming [[PennAndTeller Penn & Teller]], Creator/PennAndTeller, CaryGrant, [[RockyAndBullwinkle Bullwinkle]], and many, ''many'' others.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: When cards such as "Last Night" or "Pond Scum" are sharing space with "''[[ArsenicAndOldLace Arsenic & Old Lace]]''" and "Corrugated Cardboard"... Yeah, it's that kind of game.
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* ThisIsYourPremiseOnDrugs ''Cards Against Humanity'', an indie game that is basically Apples To Apples turned UpToEleven. Also counts as RefugeInAudacity, for some (read: most) of the cards in CAH.
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* ThisIsYourPremiseOnDrugs ''Cards Against Humanity'', an indie game that is basically Apples To Apples turned UpToEleven. Also counts as RefugeInAudacity, for some (read: most) of the cards in CAH.
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* ShapedLikeItself: Matching "Fuzz" to "Fuzzy", "Masculine" to "Men", and possibly others.
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Describe ApplesToApples here.
"Pleasing", "enjoyable", "charming"... [[SelfDemonstratingArticle Show me "Delightful"!]]
People tend to like games of word association. ''Apples to Apples'' by Out of the Box Publishing takes this idea and runs with it. Each player draws a hand of seven red [[color:red:nouns]], and then take turns being the judge and drawing a green [[color:green:adjective]] card, with the other players tasked with submitting the red card they believe most fits that adjective. Of course, it's smart to play the judge as well as the cards, and [[RefugeInAudacity making a completely inappropriate suggestion]] can lead to a player winning a given round, too.
The position of judge rotates every round and the player who wins the round keeps the [[color:green:adjectives]] card for that round. Whoever has the most greens whenever everyone gets bored is the winner.
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!!This card game provides examples of:
* BribingYourWayToVictory: "Playing to the judge" is highly encouraged.
* CelebrityPower: Cards naming [[PennAndTeller Penn & Teller]], CaryGrant, [[RockyAndBullwinkle Bullwinkle]], and many, ''many'' others.
* ExpansionPack
* GameMod: Blank red and green cards are provided for players on which to write personal ideas.
* GenreSavvy: The players, one should hope!
* HouseRules: Some players leave the aforementioned blank cards blank and allow players to come up with whatever they want.
** Another is to throw in a random card from the draw pile into the pile of cards for judging. The draw pile is amazingly capable of winning.
** Or putting in the red cards before anyone knows what the green card is.
** Inverting the roles of the cards, so adjectives describe a noun, is very popular.
** Put in a pair of red cards, and the judge describes how they think the pair relates to the green card.
** Hell, the game even gives a list of how many green cards a player should gain to win the game based on how many people are playing. Very few people actually use that limit and just play until everybody agrees to stop.
* KingmakerScenario: The whole point of the game, with the Kingmaker switching every round.
* NoodleImplements: Happens if your hand consists of what you consider garbage words.
* RefugeInAudacity: Some of the possible plays (like just about any dead person and "Fragrant") clearly invoke this. "Helen Keller" is practically a magnet for these jokes: "Touchy-Feely", "Senseless", "Visionary", [[RuleThirtyFour "Easy"]]...
* RuleOfCool[=/=][[RuleOfFun Fun]][=/=][[RuleOfFunny Funny]]: The game practically runs on all three.
* ShoutOut: '''Way''' too many to compile into a mere list, and growing all the time.
* [[SoMyKidsCanWatch So My Kids Can Play]]: ''Apples to Apples Kids/Junior'', although the base game itself is rather tame.
** Well, until you consider just [[RefugeInAudacity how many]] [[CrossesTheLineTwice terrible]] [[BrainBleach mental images]] can be made via use of the "AdolfHitler" card, not to mention the "J.F.K. Assassination" card, the "Berlin 1945" card, the "Vietnam 1968" card, ''et cetera''.
*** Also, a lot of the pop culture references may be lost on young kids.
* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: When cards such as "Last Night" or "Pond Scum" are sharing space with "''[[ArsenicAndOldLace Arsenic & Old Lace]]''" and "Corrugated Cardboard"... Yeah, it's that kind of game.
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"Pleasing", "enjoyable", "charming"... [[SelfDemonstratingArticle Show me "Delightful"!]]
People tend to like games of word association. ''Apples to Apples'' by Out of the Box Publishing takes this idea and runs with it. Each player draws a hand of seven red [[color:red:nouns]], and then take turns being the judge and drawing a green [[color:green:adjective]] card, with the other players tasked with submitting the red card they believe most fits that adjective. Of course, it's smart to play the judge as well as the cards, and [[RefugeInAudacity making a completely inappropriate suggestion]] can lead to a player winning a given round, too.
The position of judge rotates every round and the player who wins the round keeps the [[color:green:adjectives]] card for that round. Whoever has the most greens whenever everyone gets bored is the winner.
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!!This card game provides examples of:
* BribingYourWayToVictory: "Playing to the judge" is highly encouraged.
* CelebrityPower: Cards naming [[PennAndTeller Penn & Teller]], CaryGrant, [[RockyAndBullwinkle Bullwinkle]], and many, ''many'' others.
* ExpansionPack
* GameMod: Blank red and green cards are provided for players on which to write personal ideas.
* GenreSavvy: The players, one should hope!
* HouseRules: Some players leave the aforementioned blank cards blank and allow players to come up with whatever they want.
** Another is to throw in a random card from the draw pile into the pile of cards for judging. The draw pile is amazingly capable of winning.
** Or putting in the red cards before anyone knows what the green card is.
** Inverting the roles of the cards, so adjectives describe a noun, is very popular.
** Put in a pair of red cards, and the judge describes how they think the pair relates to the green card.
** Hell, the game even gives a list of how many green cards a player should gain to win the game based on how many people are playing. Very few people actually use that limit and just play until everybody agrees to stop.
* KingmakerScenario: The whole point of the game, with the Kingmaker switching every round.
* NoodleImplements: Happens if your hand consists of what you consider garbage words.
* RefugeInAudacity: Some of the possible plays (like just about any dead person and "Fragrant") clearly invoke this. "Helen Keller" is practically a magnet for these jokes: "Touchy-Feely", "Senseless", "Visionary", [[RuleThirtyFour "Easy"]]...
* RuleOfCool[=/=][[RuleOfFun Fun]][=/=][[RuleOfFunny Funny]]: The game practically runs on all three.
* ShoutOut: '''Way''' too many to compile into a mere list, and growing all the time.
* [[SoMyKidsCanWatch So My Kids Can Play]]: ''Apples to Apples Kids/Junior'', although the base game itself is rather tame.
** Well, until you consider just [[RefugeInAudacity how many]] [[CrossesTheLineTwice terrible]] [[BrainBleach mental images]] can be made via use of the "AdolfHitler" card, not to mention the "J.F.K. Assassination" card, the "Berlin 1945" card, the "Vietnam 1968" card, ''et cetera''.
*** Also, a lot of the pop culture references may be lost on young kids.
* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: When cards such as "Last Night" or "Pond Scum" are sharing space with "''[[ArsenicAndOldLace Arsenic & Old Lace]]''" and "Corrugated Cardboard"... Yeah, it's that kind of game.
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