Go Farts! card game box front

Family-friendly fart fun in a colorful box — designed to look great on the shelf and even better on the table.

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GO FARTS!™

A silly, kid-friendly card game where farts, giggles, and chaos collide.

$17.99 (Price Includes Free USPS Shipping)

Ages 4+ · 2–4 players · 15 minutes

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  • Easy to learn in under 2 minutes.
  • Original fart characters and artwork on every card.
  • Perfect for family game night, parties, and road trips.

Why this game exists

Kids think farts are funny. (Let’s be honest, adults do too.) We wanted a game that leans into that silliness without going too gross, so GO FARTS!™ turns goofy art and simple rules into a game that gets everyone laughing around the table.

It’s light, fast, and easy to pull out whenever you want something fun that doesn’t involve a screen.

What’s in the box?

  • 54 Custom Fart Cards: each with its own character, name, and fart phrase.
  • Bonus Card: mix up the game and cause chaos.
  • Rule card: easy to play or use your own GO FISH rules.

Everything fits neatly in the custom box so it’s easy to throw in a bag and bring to game night.

Go Farts cards inside the box

Sample Cards

A few favorites from the deck 👇

Dog Farts Card Grandma Farts Card Magical Farts Card

How to play

  1. Shuffle and deal all players 7 cards.
  2. On your turn, ask another player: “Do you have ____ Farts?”
  3. If they don’t, they say “GO FARTS!” and you draw one card from the fart pond (the draw pile). Your turn is over.
  4. If they do have the card, they must give it to you and you get another turn.
  5. When you make a pair, place it face-up in front of you. Every pair is a point.
  6. When any player runs out of cards, the game ends. The player with the most pairs wins!

House rule suggestion: biggest laugh of the round gets to go first next game.