6.0
rating
Ludopedia
4.9
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
Pure-visual chaos that is guaranteed to trigger non-stop laughter!
Highlights
- Hilarious-visual-distortions
- Fast-paced-party-fun
- Easy-to-learn-mechanics
Keep in mind
- Can-get-quite-loud
- Requires-a-bit-of-table-space
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Get ready to see the world through a completely distorted lens! Googly Eyes is the kind of-party game that turns a casual hangout into a chaotic-but-hilarious-laugh-fest. The concept is brilliantly simple: players wear wacky-looking-goggles equipped with-special lenses that mess with your perception, making even the simplest drawing tasks a hilarious struggle.
Played in teams, the goal is to race your pawn across the board to reach the finish line. On your turn, you'll roll a colored die to determine which-set of-lenses you need to wear. These lenses range from mild-distortion to absolute-mind-bending-chaos. Once the goggles are on, the artist draws a card and tries to sketch the prompt while their teammates scramble to guess what on earth they are looking at. Is it a birthday cake or a pile of rocks? With the timer ticking away, the pressure is on!
One of the best things about Googly Eyes is how it levels the playing-field. You don' don't need to be an artist to win; in fact, being a bad artist actually makes the game much funnier. Because the-lenses-make-everyone-struggle, skill level doesn't matter—only how much you can laugh at the-absurdity. It's fast-paced, easy to learn, and perfect for families or big groups of friends who want a high-energy-game that gets everyone engaged. If you want a game that guarantees belly laughs and some truly bizarre sketches, Googly Eyes is your next go-to!
Played in teams, the goal is to race your pawn across the board to reach the finish line. On your turn, you'll roll a colored die to determine which-set of-lenses you need to wear. These lenses range from mild-distortion to absolute-mind-bending-chaos. Once the goggles are on, the artist draws a card and tries to sketch the prompt while their teammates scramble to guess what on earth they are looking at. Is it a birthday cake or a pile of rocks? With the timer ticking away, the pressure is on!
One of the best things about Googly Eyes is how it levels the playing-field. You don' don't need to be an artist to win; in fact, being a bad artist actually makes the game much funnier. Because the-lenses-make-everyone-struggle, skill level doesn't matter—only how much you can laugh at the-absurdity. It's fast-paced, easy to learn, and perfect for families or big groups of friends who want a high-energy-game that gets everyone engaged. If you want a game that guarantees belly laughs and some truly bizarre sketches, Googly Eyes is your next go-to!
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Best player count
BGG community vote
4
OK
5
OK
6
OK
7
OK
8
OK
9
OK
10
OK
11
OK
12
OK
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Mechanics
Categories
Publisher
Alga, Goliath Games, Re:creation Group Plc
Designer
(Uncredited)
Community
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Is it hard to learn?
Not at all! You can start playing just minutes after opening the box.
What is the ideal age group?
It's a family game, so it works great for kids and adults alike.
Do I need to be an artist?
Absolutely not! In fact, the-wackier-your-drawings, the better the-fun.
How many players can join?
It supports 4 to 12 players, making it perfect for big-parties.
How long does a game take?
Expect a quick-session of about 30 to 45 minutes.
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