Dat Hep Stood On Feesboek – Basic Game

An easy party game that everyone will really enjoy. The one with the best sense of humor wins the game! With 500 cards that allow you to make 195 million (!!1!) combinations, you won't get finished quickly.

Dat Hep Gestaat Op Feesboek is a hilarious party game based on statements that actually appeared on the internet. From bizarre conspiracy theories to silly sales advertisements. From right-wing wappie statements to left-wing cargo bike boomer quotes. Everything passes.

The target of the game is comparable to the goal of life: to get as many likes as possible. You do this by making status updates. Is your status the most hilarious on the table or is it so tasteless that it appeals to your fellow players? Then you will receive likes.

Tell me, how does that work? In short it goes as follows. The manager pulls a status update and reads it out loud (in the best boomer voice). This status update is missing phrases that must be completed by the other players with the cards they have in their hands. The now complete statuses are exposed to the discretion of the players with the tough task of handing out 'likes'.

We hear you thinking: “pFff, THIS IS JUST CARDS AGAINST HUMANITY BUT IN THE DUTCH……”. Hey, we're not going to deny that the games are basically the same. But come on, that one was on Feesboek, it has cool profiles that you can play with, inside jokes from Dutch culture, the typical Dutch bitching-on-everything-and-everyone, fantastic artwork, WRONG PUNCTUATION., should we continue???

Finished quickly? Well, we don't think so! We asked math guru Lars Pos how many possible combinations can be made in a game. This turns out to be almost 195 million. When you expand the game with the official extensions you can increase this number to 1.7 billion. Almost as much as the fortune of John de Mol. Good luck playing!

Kuna Una Tuna Games – abbreviated… well. You can figure that out yourself - is a Dutch games company that only makes Dutch games with good, rude, original humor. Yes really.