# Gimme That!

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2022
- **BGG Rating**: 6.3
- **BGG Rank**: #9945
- **Players**: 3-8 (Best with: 6)
- **Duration**: 5-10 min
- **Weight**: 1.00 / 5
- **Designers**: Dave Campbell (II)
- **Publishers**: Taco Cat Games, asmodee, Blue Orange (EU), Blue Orange Games, Geronimo Games, Hobby World, Mercurio
- **Categories**: Action / Dexterity, Children's Game, Party Game
- **Mechanics**: Dice Rolling, Die Icon Resolution, Paper-and-Pencil, Take That

## Verdict
Perfect for those seeking chaotic, fast-paced fun; the highlight is the hilarious physical interaction.Rules explained in two minutesVery funny physical interactionsEasily handles large groupsConstant tension over the single pencilMight be too noisy for someEntirely dependent on dice luckRECOMMENDED

## Description
Imagine you've just been hired by the Potato Management Department. Your mission is simple: count potatoes until you hit the number 100. Sounds easy? Not so fast. The catch is that for the entire group, there is only ONE single pencil. Yes, you read that right. While one player is frantically scribbling their numbers, everyone else is rolling dice and praying for the tide to turn.

The chaos kicks off with the die icons. Some faces force the group to perform goofy, coordinated gestures, such as the 'high-fry' (a collective hand slap), 'mashed potatoes' (a table drum roll), or the 'spud-bump' (a simultaneous fist bump). It's pure energy and laughter. But the game truly shifts when the rotation icon appears: everyone passes their paper to the left. Suddenly, the person writing loses the pencil, and the person who received their neighbor's sheet now takes over the writing, potentially benefiting from a head start left by the previous owner.

And of course, there's that moment of peak tension. When someone rolls the specific icon, they shout 'Gimme That!' and lunges to snatch the pencil from whoever is currently writing. It's a race against time, quick reflexes, and total mayhem. The first person to reach 100 is crowned the Potato King. It's a fast, loud party game perfect for breaking the ice at any gathering, as the complexity is minimal and the fun is immediate.

## FAQ
### How many people can play?
From 3 to 8 players, and it's great for larger groups because of the mayhem.

### Does the game take long?
Not at all! Matches last between 5 and 10 minutes, making it an ideal filler.

### Is it hard to learn?
Extremely simple. If you can roll a die and write numbers, you're ready to play.

### Can children play?
Absolutely! It's categorized as a children's game, and the 'pencil-snatching' dynamic is usually a hit with kids.

### What's in the box?
Basically the die, the tally sheets, and, of course, the coveted single pencil.

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