Chicken is a fun spin on the classic L.L.A.M.A., adding a dash of agility and dice strategy. Instead of eight cards of each type, you get seven, making the game tighter and faster—great for 2 to 5 players. The goal is simple: be the first to hit 50 points, up from the usual 40. The biggest twist is a single ‘wild’ card that can be played as a card higher than the current top, but when scoring, it equals the value of the last played card—adding a wild card of a different sort. With no score tokens, each player tracks their own score, giving it a DIY charm. Once all cards are played, the player rolls two dice with values 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 10. The total is subtracted from their score, but it can never go below zero. This dice mechanic adds a risk‑reward element that keeps every game surprising. Components are minimal: colored cards, two dice, and a homemade score tracker. The learning curve is shallow, but the mix of card play, dice rolls, and timing the ‘wild’ can lead to 30‑45 minute sessions depending on player count. If you love quick card games with a dash of randomness, Chicken is a solid pick—perfect for group play and lighthearted competition.