Being nice is for other people. Rackare – “Rascal” – is so straightforward, it's almost like an insult to your intelligence. One player puts out a card with an incomplete statement, then the rest of the players choose their favorite ways to complete it from a handful of surprisingly offensive and surreal options. The player who put down the first card chooses their favorite answer, and a point is awarded. Whoever's on their funniest, coolest, or scariest form that evening will eventually collect ten points and be awarded the title "a right little rascal."

Sound familiar? That's because it is. But this one’s Swedish! And it looks different. Whatever.

If, after everything you've just read, you actually want to play Rackare, just be aware that it goes down just as badly on a drinking binge as it does at a wake, and is suitable for groups of any size. And if you'd prefer to play a version that won't require you to read the word "bukkake" out loud, you can try Rackare Junior - a cleaned-up version of the game that's suitable for children, evangelists, and the emotionally fragile.