FAQ

For the curious, the cautious, and the future troublemakers.

Absolutely not.

Dirty Little Deck is designed to create laughs, questionable decisions, and unforgettable stories—not hangovers.

You can play with drinks, snacks, points, dares, candy, bragging rights, or whatever your group finds fun. Many of the game mechanics work just as well without alcohol.

The real challenge isn’t what’s in your cup.

It’s surviving the accusations, alliances, betrayals, and personality reveals that happen along the way.

Drink responsibly. Cause chaos irresponsibly.

Yes.

We call it One Bitch, One Victim Mode.

With only two players, someone usually takes charge and someone usually regrets volunteering.

Gone are the alliances, group votes, and opportunities to blend into the crowd. Every challenge, accusation, and bad decision is directed straight at the other person.

It’s intimate. It’s chaotic. It’s a little unbalanced.

Just the way some people like it.

Absolutely.

That’s kind of the point.

Dirty Little Deck is built around exaggerated personalities, over-the-top archetypes, and behaviors we’ve all encountered at some point in our lives. More importantly, most of us have probably been one of them.

The characters aren’t meant to define people. They’re meant to poke fun at the wonderfully chaotic things humans do when friendships, dating, confidence, competition, cocktails, and questionable decision-making collide.

If you see a little bit of yourself in a character, don’t worry. We did too.

The game works best when everyone can laugh at themselves just as much as they laugh at everyone else.

Only if your friendship was hanging on by a thread.

Dirty Little Deck is built around playful roasting, exaggerated personalities, questionable decisions, and the occasional uncomfortable amount of self-awareness.

The goal isn’t to embarrass people. It’s to laugh at the ridiculous things we all do and the personalities we all recognize.

The best games happen when everyone is willing to laugh at themselves just as much as they laugh at everyone else.

If your group can’t handle a little playful chaos, Dirty Little Deck may not be the game for you.

If they can?

You’re about to have a great night.

No! And yes.

We used AI as one of many creative tools during development, just like designers use Photoshop, writers use spellcheck, and game creators use digital prototyping tools.

But Dirty Little Deck wasn’t created by pressing a button.

Every character, energy, rule, game mode, design direction, revision, playtest, and final decision was created, refined, debated, rewritten, redesigned, and approved by real humans over many months.

AI helped us brainstorm, move faster, and bring ideas to life. It did not invent Dirty Little Deck.

Trust us. No AI would have come up with this level of chaos on its own.