Groundhog Day: The Game

Funko Games · Board game · 2021
2–6 · best 2 15–25 min Weight 1.3/5
8.4 rating Ludopedia
7.2 rating BGG
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8.4 rating Ludopedia
7.2 rating BGG
Our Verdict

Perfect for fans of quick, cooperative games with laughs — especially if you love the movie or just want a game that doesn’t require silence.

Highlights
  • Cooperative and fun with zero rivalry
  • Sand timer adds tactile tension
  • Cards packed with movie references
  • Simple rules, emergent depth
  • Ideal for groups of 4–6
Keep in mind
  • No talking — can frustrate some
  • Needs card translations
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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About the game
Imagine living the same day over and over—until you get it right. In Groundhog Day: The Game, you’re Phil Connors, the cynical weatherman stuck in a time loop, and your goal? Master the perfect day. But here’s the catch: you can’t talk. You’ve got to play cards showing iconic movie locations and characters in order, silently, while a sand timer runs out. Each round, you collect new skills—like playing piano or being charming—to upgrade your chances. It’s cooperative, so you all win together… or lose together. Fast, chaotic, and packed with laughs, especially when someone tries to signal 'dog in the street' and ends up miming a burger. Perfect for light, social games with a fun theme and zero need for experience. At just 20 minutes, it slots perfectly between beers.
Rules videos

In English

BEST PLAYER COUNT
2 BEST
3 REC
4 REC
5 OK
6 REC
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Components: Sand Timers
Publisher Funko Games
Designer Peter Lee, Prospero Hall
Artist Damon S. Brown
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players?
2 to 6 players. Best with 4+ — chaos is funnier with more people.
How long does it take?
15–25 minutes. Perfect for a quick game between beers or before dinner.
Is it hard to learn?
Nope. Rules fit on a postcard. The real challenge? Playing without talking — and that’s harder than it sounds.
Do I need to have seen the movie?
Not required, but it helps! Cards are full of references — but you’ll still laugh even if you’ve never watched it.
Is there language dependency?
Yes. Cards have English text, so non-English speakers need translated cards or a reference sheet.
Is it good for kids?
From age 10+, if they’ve played co-op games. Younger kids might find silence tricky — but they’ll love the sand timer.
Are there expansions?
Not yet. But it’s so fun and replayable you won’t miss them.