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Description:
Celebrating 25 years of Pig-tastic fun! Rack up points by rolling the pig-dice but if you press your luck you might 'Pig Out' and lose all of your points. A classic party game!
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Contains: 2 pig dice, score pad, scoring guide, 2 pencils and plastic carrying case
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Too much fun!Jul 08, 2008 Fun game for the whole family. Nice, compact case to carry with us on trips and to visit friends. Children practice their math and probability skills while having a great time.
A fun and unusual gameJun 29, 2008 The game was fun and the case makes it easy to carry around. I'm not sure how original you can say the game is since it's like dice but I think it's a great spin on a classic
Keeping Child OccupiedJun 28, 2008 I recently took a trip with my 7 year old nephew and while waiting for a delayed flight this game was handy. Small enough to fit in a mom's purse to take to long doctor visits, etc.
GO WEST! HAVE FUN!Jun 24, 2008 This game is a change from the usual board games, Monopoly, Sorry, etc. It is both fun and educational. You join Lewis & Clark in exploring the unknown. The goals: map the rivers, make friends with natives, open the West to trade, and look for a Northwest Passage (an easy water route from coast to coast). I purchased this as a gift the receipent loves it and plays with it often.
Great Game, Perhaps Slightly OverratedJun 23, 2008 I bought this based on the dozens of glowing reviews here on Amazon, the wide age range (easy enough for my 7 year old), and the low purchase price (less than $10).
The pigs are adorable and the self containing hard plastic packaging is much more durable than the cardboard boxes most games come with. I am sure this will accompany us on trips to the beach.
That said, the game gets very repetitive fast. And by fast, I mean in the first 30 minutes of total game play. There are a limited number of rolls and they take place again and again until someone reaches 100. And since you can roll as many times as you want (unless you roll a pig out), it is possible for only one player to play for a whole game with nobody else having a turn. Yay. We will have to look for some alternative rules to spice things up.
based on 118 reviews
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