What is this deck?
A free 72-card Forehead Party deck of absurd creatures with big personalities — familiar animals paired with one ridiculous trait, plus a few honorary non-animals.
Free deck · 72 cards
Chaos Critters Guessing Game
A goose is loose, the raccoon has plans, and something is definitely living in the vending machine. Guess the ridiculous creatures that make a room lose it.
For rooms that get louder with every card
Two words. One animal. Total chaos.
Chaos Critters is a free 72-card Forehead Party deck of absurd creatures with big personalities — the silly goose, the sneaky raccoon, the disco llama, the wizard frog, the existential pigeon — plus a few honorary non-animals like the haunted Roomba, the emotional support rock, and the sentient toaster.
Every card is an ordinary animal with one ridiculous adjective attached, which makes it the loudest, most physical deck in the catalog: clues get acted out instead of explained. That makes it a strong pick for big mixed groups, families, and rooms where at least one person will absolutely commit to the bit.
Play it at a birthday, a sleepover, a backyard hangout, or anytime the group's energy needs to go up rather than down.
A few cards from the deck
Clue these before the goose gets out.
- Silly Goose
- Disco Llama
- Sneaky Raccoon
- Wizard Frog
- Ninja Sloth
- Cowboy Capybara
- Screaming Goat
- Existential Pigeon
- Caffeinated Squirrel
- Trash Panda
- Chaos Goblin
- Haunted Roomba
How to play
No zoo knowledge required.
- Pick the deck. Open Chaos Critters and choose a round length.
- Hold the iPhone out. Put it against your forehead with the screen facing your friends.
- Guess from their clues. Tilt down when you get the card and tilt up to pass.
- Pass the phone. Compare scores once every player has finished a round.
Chaos Critters deck questions
Before the raccoon gets in
Does it cost anything?
No. Chaos Critters is included free with Forehead Party on iPhone. There is no subscription, no ads, and it plays fully offline.
Who is it for and when should we play it?
Big mixed groups, families, birthdays, and sleepovers. Reach for it when the room needs energy or when players would rather act things out than explain them.
How do you play?
Hold the iPhone to your forehead while friends give clues. Tilt down for a correct guess and up to pass, then hand the phone to the next player.
Is it kid-friendly?
The content is silly animals and nothing more. Forehead Party itself is rated 17+ because two optional adult decks exist behind an in-app 18+ confirmation, so an adult should be the one holding the phone.
One more round before somebody screams