# A game about quickly grabbing creatures that are totally different, and watching out for turnips.

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2022
- **BGG Rating**: 7.5
- **BGG Rank**: #17677
- **Players**: 2-3
- **Duration**: 2-4 min
- **Weight**: 1.00 / 5
- **Designers**: Andrew Beardsley, Bez Shahriari
- **Artists**: Bez Shahriari
- **Publishers**: Stuff By Bez
- **Categories**: Action / Dexterity, Card Game, Children's Game, Memory, Party Game, Real-time
- **Mechanics**: Matching, Memory

## Verdict
If you love lightning‑fast, laugh‑filled rounds, Grabbell gives you exactly that.quick and funeasy to learngreat for kidscan get chaoticlimited strategic depthRECOMMENDED

## Description
Grabbell is a fast‑paced dexterity game that challenges players to collect creatures that are completely different from one another. All cards start face‑down, and the round kicks off with a frantic scramble: each player flips a card and may place it in their hand as the first card of their stack. If desired, they can flip another card, but the golden rule is that every new card added must be totally distinct from the previous one – eyes, mouths, arms, wings, tentacles and legs must all differ. In addition to the creatures, turnip cards appear as “wild” cards that are unlike any monster; however, gathering more than five turnips results in an instant loss. When no one can flip another card without breaking the rule, players pass their stacks leftward for verification. Anyone with two consecutive similar cards or more than five turnips loses, and the winner is the player who built the longest valid stack. The game lasts 2–4 minutes, supports 2–3 players, and carries a light weight (1/5), making it perfect for kids and families looking for a quick, laugh‑filled session. Components are simple – just a deck of illustrated cards – yet the blend of memory, matching and real‑time action creates a chaotic, fun experience ideal for parties or short breaks between heavier games.

## FAQ
### How many players can play?
2 to 3 players, great for a duo or a small group.

### How long does a game take?
Usually 2–4 minutes, perfect for a quick break.

### What is the complexity level?
Very low – rules are simple and can be taught in a minute.

### What components are included?
A deck of illustrated cards featuring creatures and turnips.

### Who is the game best suited for?
Families, kids aged 5+, and anyone looking for a fast party game.