The Game for People Who Make Poor Bad Decisions

Meet Poor Bad Decisions—the card game for gloriously questionable choices.

3–8 players. 30–90 minutes. Ages 18+. Easy to learn, impossible to play responsibly.

Gather your favourite chaos agents. Zero regrets.

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easy to play choice based gameplay

Gather Your Chaos Crew

Round up 3–8 friends, frenemies, roommates, or people you met five minutes ago. The worse the group chat, the better the game.

Draw the Drama

Draw a card, read the scenario, and make the call. Fast rounds keep everyone involved and the questionable takes coming.

Embrace the Consequences

Argue your case, expose your friends, and find out who makes the poorest decisions. Every game is different—and endlessly replayable.

Easy to Learn. Hard to Survive.

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What Players Are Saying

We started with one round and somehow lost the whole evening. Exactly the kind of poor decision I was hoping for.

Sarah M., Vancouver

Easy to learn, brutally funny, and just competitive enough to reveal who your friends really are.

James T., BC

The perfect party game. Every card starts an argument, a confession, or both.

Maya K., Vancouver

Why Choose Poor Bad Decisions

Easy to Learn

Simple rules mean you can get playing fast. Save the complicated strategy for people who plan ahead.

Endlessly Replayable

Different friends, different answers, completely new chaos. No two game nights go the same way.

Why Poor Bad Decisions?

Because your friends deserve better entertainment than another awkward group dinner.

Poor Bad Decisions turns questionable scenarios into unforgettable nights. It is quick to learn, packed with replayable chaos, and made for adults who can laugh at themselves.

Bring it to game night, pre-drinks, cottage weekends, or anywhere a little friendly betrayal is welcome.

Bring the Bad Decisions

Poor Bad Decisions is the adult party card game built for big laughs, bold choices, and stories you probably should not repeat at brunch.

Learn it in minutes, play it all night, and discover a new reason to blame your friends every round.

Make Game Night Questionable Again