Quick answer

If your group loves strategic bluffing and deduction, Game of 49 is the better fit. If you want a no-holds-barred, outrageous party game for a larger crowd, Mobscenity wins. Both are adult-oriented but serve very different moods.

Game of 49: A Strategic Bluffing Game

Game of 49 challenges 2-6 players to bluff, deduce, and outwit opponents using numbered cards and hidden bids. Each round, players secretly choose a number, then reveal and compare—the closest to 49 without going over wins. It rewards careful reading of opponents and risk management over sheer luck.

Because the game plays in about 20-30 minutes, it works well as a warm-up or a filler between heavier activities. The age rating of 17+ means the humor and strategy are mature, but the gameplay itself stays clean and focused on mechanics.

Mobscenity: Outrageous Fun for Big Groups

Mobscenity is a card game for 4-16 players where the Master plays two innocent-sounding words (like 'donkey' or 'clam') and players vote on which one sounds most inappropriate. It's simple, fast, and deliberately crude—designed to generate laughter through shock and double entendres.

The variable play time means a round can last as long as the group's energy holds. With support for up to 16 players, it's ideal for large parties where not everyone needs to be deeply engaged at once. The 18+ rating is earned: the humor is explicitly adult and may not suit every crowd.

Trade-offs to consider

  • Group size: Game of 49 caps at 6 players, making it best for small, focused groups. Mobscenity handles 4-16, perfect for larger parties where not everyone needs to be in every round. Choose Mobscenity for big crowds; Game of 49 for intimate game nights.
  • Humor style: Game of 49 relies on strategic bluffing and deduction—humor comes from clever plays. Mobscenity is openly crude and shock-based; the fun depends on the group's sense of humor. Pick Game of 49 if you want laughs from strategy; Mobscenity if you want laughs from audacity.
  • Play time and commitment: Game of 49 plays in a predictable 20-30 minutes. Mobscenity's time varies, so a round could be quick or stretch on depending on how much the group enjoys the jokes. Game of 49 is better for scheduled game nights; Mobscenity suits open-ended party flow.

Product facts at a glance

  • Mobscenity: Number of Players: 4-16 | Age Group: 18+ | Time To Play: Varies | The most outrageous party game you will ever play - if you play it with the right people. Mobscenity scales to very large groups and relies entirely on the group's comfort with crude humor. The variable play time gives flexibility but also means the game can drag if the jokes fall flat.
  • Someecards: The Game: Number of Players: 3-7 Players | Age Group: 17+ | Time to Play: 20 Minutes | Compete with your friends and frenemies to create the funniest Someecards. Someecards: The Game offers a similar 'create the funniest caption' mechanic but with a more structured format and a fixed 20-minute play time. It's a middle ground between Mobscenity's chaos and Game of 49's strategy.

Which one should you pick?

Best for

  • Small groups (2-6) who enjoy strategic bluffing and deduction
  • Players who want a clean but mature party game without crude humor
  • Game nights that need a quick, replayable filler

Not for

  • Large parties (7+) where everyone wants to be involved simultaneously
  • Groups uncomfortable with explicit or shock-based humor
  • Players seeking a purely luck-based or chaotic experience