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The Horrible Therapist Card Game turns the average game night into an exercise in awkward overshare. Players draw cards, build three-panel comics about their friends' real or fake therapy moments, and laugh at the gloriously wrong combinations that come out. The result is part party game, part roast, part group therapy. From Exploding Kittens.
The format draws on the same instinct that makes other Exploding Kittens titles work, where the joke comes from the absurdity of the card combinations rather than any single punchline. Adult game nights with friends who can dish it out and take it back tend to land best here, especially groups already running other adult party games like Cards Against Humanity or Joking Hazard. The cards lean into uncomfortable territory on purpose, so the audience needs to be in on the joke from the start. Pack the box for game nights, cabin weekends, or long pre-dinner waits when a group needs something to do beyond looking at phones. The card art also leans cartoonish rather than realistic, which keeps the game lighter even when the prompts go fully into the deep end of awkward.