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Get Ready for the Paranormal Deck!

Jun 14, 2024
1 min read

Get ready for the latest addition to the Evil Apples mobile card game on June 15th - the "Paranormal Deck"! This deck brings you the sick, twisted humor you've grown to love—with supernatural twist—fresh from our team of filth generators.

These 30 cards promise to take your gameplay to the depths of lockeroom-level humor with a sprinkle of depravity. So, gear up, gather your bravest (or most twisted) friends, and dive into the Paranormal Deck. Download the Evil Apples app now and get your hands on the Paranormal Deck.


Warning: This deck is not for the faint of heart—or the easily offended.

 
 
 

49 Comments


Michie Momo
Michie Momo
2 days ago

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