# Dancing Eggs ## General Info - **Year Published**: 2003 - **BGG Rating**: 6.3 - **BGG Rank**: #3902 - **Players**: 2-4 (Best with: 4) - **Duration**: 10 min - **Weight**: 1.05 / 5 - **Designers**: Roberto Fraga - **Artists**: Gabriela Silveira, Martina Leykamm - **Publishers**: GoKids 玩樂小子, HABA - **Categories**: Action / Dexterity, Children's Game, Dice, Humor, Party Game - **Mechanics**: Dice Rolling ## Verdict If you love fast, body‑moving games that spark laughter, Dancing Eggs hits the spot.Blend of dexterity and luckWhimsical componentsQuick, lively roundsGreat party fillerNeeds space around the tablePlastic eggs can be fragileAbrupt ending may annoyRECOMMENDED ## Description Dancing Eggs comes in a real egg carton and includes nine yellow plastic eggs plus a wooden egg worth double points. Two dice – a red one and a white one – drive the action, mixing speed, coordination, and a lot of laughs. Each round starts with the red die: the roll decides the task, which can be racing to be the first to grab an egg from the box, stealing one from another player, dropping an egg on the table and scrambling to catch it, or even standing up and running around the table to sit back down first. When a player successfully secures an egg, they roll the white die, which tells where to place the egg on their body – between cheek and shoulder, on the chin, on the chest, between the knees, and so on. Each plastic egg scores one point, while the wooden egg scores two. The game ends as soon as the first egg hits the floor, and the player with the most points wins. Designed for ages 5+, it’s just as fun for adults, because the physical challenges and surprising placements generate hilarious moments. A typical playtime is about 10 minutes, allowing multiple rounds in a party setting. Though the rules are straightforward, the blend of dexterity, dice luck, and body‑placement adds a lively, energetic feel that’s perfect for breaking the ice or spicing up a small‑to‑medium group. ## FAQ ### How many players can join? 2 to 4 players. ### How long does a game last? About 10 minutes per round. ### What is the minimum recommended age? 5 years and up. ### What are the main components? Nine yellow plastic eggs, one wooden egg, two dice (red and white), and the egg carton. ### Is it suitable for adults? Yes, the physical challenges and humor work well for both kids and adults. ### What ends the game? The game ends when the first egg hits the floor. ### Is there a lot of luck involved? Dice introduce luck, but speed and dexterity also play a big role. ## Price Comparison ### Best International Offers - **BoardGamePrices.com**: $ 6.74 (https://boardgameprices.com/item/go?source=A&storeitemid=6914109&utm_source=boardgamesbot.com) - **BoardGamePrices.com**: $ 7.58 (https://boardgameprices.com/item/go?source=A&storeitemid=6836098&utm_source=boardgamesbot.com) - **BoardGamePrices.com**: $ 14.10 (https://boardgameprices.com/item/go?source=A&storeitemid=1661309&utm_source=boardgamesbot.com) - **BoardGamePrices.com**: $ 17.45 (https://boardgameprices.com/item/go?source=A&storeitemid=147870&utm_source=boardgamesbot.com) - **BoardGamePrices.com**: $ 18.55 (https://boardgameprices.com/item/go?source=A&storeitemid=1295305&utm_source=boardgamesbot.com) - **BoardGamePrices.com**: $ 20.36 (https://boardgameprices.com/item/go?source=A&storeitemid=1199979&utm_source=boardgamesbot.com) - **BoardGamePrices.com**: $ 20.42 (https://boardgameprices.com/item/go?source=A&storeitemid=6541207&utm_source=boardgamesbot.com) - **BoardGamePrices.com**: $ 21.17 (https://boardgameprices.com/item/go?source=A&storeitemid=2203406&utm_source=boardgamesbot.com) - **BoardGamePrices.com**: $ 22.51 (https://boardgameprices.com/item/go?source=A&storeitemid=7047160&utm_source=boardgamesbot.com) - **BoardGamePrices.com**: $ 24.99 (https://boardgameprices.com/item/go?source=A&storeitemid=6391599&utm_source=boardgamesbot.com) - See all on BoardGamePrices: https://boardgameprices.com/item/show/3445/dancing-eggs?utm_source=boardgamesbot.com