Oh no, not again... Frome's favourite adult party game, 'Cards Against Fromanity' is back for a third print run. If you missed out previously then you have a new opportunity to get your hands on a pack in the latest crowdfunder! For those not already aware 'Cards Against Fromanity' is an adult-themed party game for 4+ players based around the traditional game of 'Apples to Apples' and 'Blankety Blank'. 'Cards Against Fromanity' is compatible with other similar card games such as 'Cards Against Humanity' and 'What do you Meme?'... of course with a very Fromie twist.

There are no fixed rules but generally, a 'blue' card is played and read out by one player, the other players select a 'white' card in response and whichever card is deemed the funniest/rudest/most inappropriate is the winner of that round. Games usually last for 30-90 minutes but you can play for as short or long as you like.

One of the game's creators, Matt Sims told Nub News: "Now that Covid-19 restrictions are being lifted & we can meet again, we think that it's the perfect time to get together with friends and play this game together. So with some confidence in recent demand, we want to produce another batch of these games for more people to enjoy. We launched the crowdfunder a few weeks ago and over Easter it reached the initial target of £500 which means the game WILL go into production. The game will not be available in shops and the deadline for pledges is 20th May so if anyone wants a pack, they'll have to back the crowdfunder to be guaranteed one."

Each box of 'Cards Against Fromanity' is packed full of local references. There's an appearance by the Frome Festival, The Eastern European man who plays the accordion on the bridge and Badger's Car! And, if you ever wondered what the Mayor of Frome keeps the mayoral chains on when off duty then this game might help reveal the answer. For more information or to pledge for your own pack, visit HERE: before the closing date on 20th May 2022. Games are expected to be available for collection/delivery in mid-June.