"Pass The Pigs Pig Party Edition"

A party game that's four times the fun of playing with pig pieces!

Have you heard of "Pass the Pigs," a game where you roll cute pig-shaped pieces? This popular board game has been upgraded to allow you to play with more people and have more fun! "Pass the Pigs Pig Party Edition" is an expanded version that retains the charm of the original while adding even more exciting elements.

Game Overview and Points

"Pass The Pigs Pig Party Edition" is a party game that can be enjoyed by up to four players at the same time.

Each player rolls their pig piece and aims to make it pose the same as the pig picture on the card that has been played.

The biggest feature of this game is that there are eight pig pieces (four pairs)! Each player uses a different colored pair of pigs, so you can tell at a glance whose pig is which.

The goal of the game is to get 100 points before the other players. The key to victory is to roll the pig piece skillfully and create the same pose as the card.

Game Contents

• 8 piglets (4 pairs of black, white, brown, and light brown)
• 30-card deck including Pig Roll, Bonus and Loyalty Cards
• Convenient zippered carrying case
• Illustrated instructions (in English)

How to play

1. Preparation : Shuffle 20 role cards with pig poses on them and place them face down in the center of the table.
2. Flip a Card : The first player flips the top role card and everyone looks at the pig pose on the card.
3. Roll the Pig : Each player takes turns rolling their pig, trying to match the pose on the card.
4. Pose Match : The player whose pig's pose matches the pose on the card wins the card and receives the points listed on the card.
5. Bonus Roll : If you can match the pig pose with the card on your first try, you'll get a chance for a Bonus Roll! Roll all 8 pigs at once and earn extra points according to the combinations listed on your Bonus Point Card.

The fun of the game

The appeal of this game lies in the unpredictability of how the pig piece will roll. It's fun just to watch the pig come to a halt in various positions, such as "Razorback (on its back)," "Trotter (standing on all fours)," "Snouter (supporting itself on its nose and front paws)," and "Leaning Jowler (supporting itself on its ears, nose, and paws)."

In particular, the high points awarded when landing the highly difficult pose "Leaning Jowler" make the competition between players even more exciting.

Additionally, unexpected situations such as a "pig out" (when both pigs are sideways facing away from each other) or an "oinker" (when two pigs touch each other) can cause players to lose points or even be eliminated from the round, creating a well-balanced mix of strategy and luck.

Target age and play environment

This board game is suitable for ages 7 and up and can be enjoyed by all ages, from children to adults.

Not only is it fun for children because of its simple and clear rules, but it also contains educational elements that allow them to naturally learn about probability and strategic thinking.

It's sure to be a hit in a variety of situations, including family get-togethers, home parties, and game nights with friends. The included carrying case also makes it easy to carry, so you can easily play on the go or while traveling.

"Pass The Pigs Pig Party Edition" is a board game with simple yet deep rules, cute pig pieces, and unpredictable developments.

This expansion allows up to four people to play at the same time, making it enjoyable for even more people, and it retains all the great things about the original while providing even more excitement.

Although instructions are included in English, the basic rules are simple, so you can enjoy the game regardless of language barriers.

The simple act of rolling a pig top creates more excitement and laughter than you can imagine - that's the charm of Pass the Pigs Pig Party Edition.

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