Bitterly funny cult classic from Switzerland. Recommended for ages 18 and up. Playing time: 60 minutes. For 3 to 10 players. A game for a fun party or social gathering. Find the most incorrect and funniest answer to the question. "Fight Against Bünzlitum" is a wickedly funny Swiss cult card game for up to 10 shameless players. Answers to questions like "De Bartli wött de Füfer und s'Weggli" can include responses like "Jetzt isch gnueg Most dune, du chasch nöd s'Heu und dä Bratä ha, sös isch alles fürd Füchs." Look for the funniest and most incorrect answer to the question.

The rules: Each player draws eight cards from the white deck. The round boss draws a card from the red question deck and reads it aloud. Now, each player selects the funniest and most incorrect answer from their hand and submits it face down to the round boss. The round boss reads all the received answers and chooses their favorite. The winner receives the red card as a trophy to brag about. All players then refill their hands to eight cards, and the round boss continues clockwise - the wicked fun starts all over again. Muahaha.

The story: Fight Against Bünzlitum was born during a wild party weekend of the KGB team in Lugano as a Swiss homage to the popular American game Cards Against Humanity - scribbled on scraps of paper. Back in Lucerne, they digitized the notes and had the game printed in an incredible edition of one copy. From then on, KGB became their loyal companion at parties and travels, saving them, as they say, "countless boring conversations about the weather and sweet little children." Since 2016, this gem has also been available in larger editions.