Kakerlakensuppe

Devir, Drei Magier Spiele, G3 · Board game · 2008
2–6 · best 6 10–20 min Weight 1.2/5
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A fast-paced-bluffing-party-game that turns-a-soup-making-session into hilarious-chaos!

Highlights
  • Hilarious social-interaction
  • Super easy to learn
  • Quick-fire-rounds
Keep in mind
  • Can get quite loud
  • Requires-a-lively-crowd
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About the game
Get your appetite ready for some culinary chaos! In Kakerlakensuppe, players race to empty their hands by adding ingredients to a communal soup pot. You'll be playing cards like peppers, carrots, and mushrooms, announcing them as you go. But here's the catch: honesty isn't always the best policy! If you play a card that matches the previous one, or if you need to follow a specific-pattern, you might have to lie through your teeth.

The tension hits a whole new level when the 'taboo'-cockroach cards show up. If you hit one of these-uninvited guests-you have to make a loud-and-proud-slurping sound! If you stumble, hesitate, or get caught in a lie, you'll have to scoop up the entire discard pile and start a new soup-making session. It's a fast-paced game of bluffing, pattern recognition, and quick reflexes. Perfect for groups looking for a hilarious party game where the main goal is to see who can keep a straight face while pretending a cockroach is a delicious-looking-ingredient. If you enjoy high-energy-social games with minimal rules and maximum laughter, this-cockroach-filled soup is for you!
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Game details

Families

Animals: Cockroaches Animals: Insects Series: Ugly Animals (Drei Magier) Theme: Food / Cooking
Publisher Devir, Drei Magier Spiele, G3, Gigamic, Swan Panasia Co., Ltd.
Designer Jacques Zeimet
Artist Rolf Vogt
Frequently Asked Questions
How complex is the game?
Extremely simple! You can teach it to anyone in under two minutes.
Is it good for large parties?
Absolutely! It's a perfect icebreaker for large-scale social gatherings.
Do I need to speak a specific language?
Not really, as much of the-game relies on-visual-recognition and-sounds.
How long does a round last?
Very fast-paced-sessions-usually-lasting-10-to-20-minutes.
Is it a competitive game?
Yes, it's a race to get rid of your cards first!