Anonymous wrote:Exploding kittens

+1 Thought my kid may have outgrown it but we played it a lot during winter break and it was so much fun.

Anonymous wrote:Why can't 15 year olds play the regular Cards Against Humanity? It's pretty consistent with teens' sense of humor unless they've lived an incredibly sheltered life.

Exactly

I think Apples to Apples could work and we also have the family version of CAH which is fine.

Would also recommend any of the following:

Telestrations
Scattegories
Crappy Birthday
One Night Werewolf (there's an app you can download to add festive music/directions)
Catch Phrase

I have kids against humanity and cards against humanity family. Why not play those?

CAH is fun. My 16 year old loves it. But I also know kids who would be deeply uncomfortable with it. I think that there's a difference between kids picking it up spontaneously to play in a group in some setting where kids are free to come and go or have other choices, and an adult planning it as a party activity. I wouldn't do the latter.

CAH. Unless this is a church group this is about on their level as 14/15 year olds. My daughter took it to school to play as a freshman

There’s Cards Against Humanity - family Edition.

Also, What Do You Meme? is good