Box Against Office – A Deck of 352 Cards All About The Office!

The Office, for those who don’t have a clue, is an American mockumentary sitcom series all about the staff of Dunder Miflin, a paper company. The season, created by Ricky Gervais & Stephen Merchant, aired first in 2005, and has a total of 9 seasons. Although it’s very entertaining and you can binge-watch it as many times as you want, we have come up with a better solution: playing Box Against The Office, a themed, non-official edition of Cards Against Humanity.

This incredibly fun card game brings over 350 cards, containing, of course, the white response cards (some of which have fun b&w pictures as well) and the black ones. In the deck, you’ll find everything that reminds you of your favorite show: Ryan’s business ethics, the party planning committee, the yogurt lids, Meredith’s Friday dress, Michael’s jokes, and Dwight. The most amazing thing is that you have your chance to make whatever joke you like, and probably change the plot. 

The thing is, The Office can be watched even by teenagers. But Cards Against The Office definitely can’t. Due to the dirty jokes (which, safe to say, we love), this card game can only be played by people who are 17 or older, 4 to 20 or more people at once. 

Gameplay

• Download the PDF and print your cards out. If you need help, our printing tips can give you a hand.
• Gather 4 to 20 people (or even just 2 or 3 players), and let one of you become the Card Czar each round. 
• The game judge reads one black card per round and deals everyone 7 white cards;
• When a black card is read, all other player submit their favorite white card as a response. 
• The player who plays the funniest white card gets one awesome point.

Winning

No matter if you’re a fan of Michael, Dwight, Jim, or even Kelly, you’ll win endless laughs. In the matter of competition, when you play a haiku, whoever has the most awesome points (rounds won) wins Box Against Office!

Card Examples

Black cards:

• ___________________. That’s what she said! 
• The party planning committee decided on a ____________ themed Chrismas party this year.
• Dwight K. Schrute, Assistant to the _______________.
• The best way to flirt with the secretary is ___________________.
• Knock knock. Who’s there?
• My perfect Valentine’s Day?

White cards:

• An oaky afterbirth.
• The joy the world felt when Michael came back from Dwight’s wedding.
• Believing in something. Even if it means sacrificing everything.
• Meredith’s casual Friday dress.
• Kelly Kapoor. 
• A stapler.