どうぶつのおしりCARD (Dobutsu no Oshiri Cards)

Banana Moon Studio Sapporo · Board game · 2019
1–6 Solo 10–15 min
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Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED

If you're looking for a light, funny, and visual game, you'll have fun with this collection of animal butts. The charm lies in its simplicity and quirky theme!

Highlights
  • Butt-shaped cards
  • 7 different game modes
  • Accessible for all ages
  • Quick and fun
  • Unique and funny theme
Keep in mind
  • Lacks strategic depth
  • Limited by being very casual
  • Might get old after many plays
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Dobutsu no Oshiri Cards is a Japanese card game as cute as it is hilarious, with an unusual theme: animal butts! The cards are shaped like bottoms and feature real photos of animal rear ends, guaranteeing laughs at first glance. The game offers 7 different ways to play, from classics like Memory and Old Maid to original variations by the designer. The lack of text on the cards makes the game accessible to all ages and languages. Perfect for relaxing with groups of up to 6 people, each game lasts about 15 minutes and is pure, lighthearted fun. Anyone who enjoys quick, visual, and highly thematic games will love this Japanese gem.

Best player count

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1–6 players
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Publisher Banana Moon Studio Sapporo
Designer Banana Moon Studio Sapporo (バナナムーン・ステュディオ)
Artist Banana Moon Studio Sapporo (バナナムーン・ステュディオ)

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Frequently Asked Questions

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7 questions
How many players can play?
1 to 6 players, perfect for small groups or even solo.
How long does a game take?
About 10 to 15 minutes, ideal for quick sessions.
Do you need to read to play?
Nope! The cards are completely visual, no text.
Is it suitable for kids?
Yes, the theme is child-friendly and rules are simple.
Is it worth it for complex game fans?
Only if you enjoy super casual and thematic games.
What types of games are included?
From Memory to Old Maid variations, 7 in total.
Are the cards durable?
Standard quality, but the unique shape may require extra care.

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