Passa as Passas
Piquinim · Board game · 2025
1–99
Solo
10–15 min
9.0
rating
Ludopedia
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rating
BGG
9.0
rating
Ludopedia
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rating
BGG
Our Verdict
Looking for a quick, funny game that everyone can play together during the holidays? "Passa as Passas" is the right choice, especially if you enjoy a good 'roll-and-write' with a Brazilian twist!
Highlights
- Guaranteed fun for many
- Simple and fast rules
- Unusual Brazilian theme
- Ideal for parties
Keep in mind
- Luck-based with strategy
- May lack depth
- Requires printing
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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Get ready for an unusual culinary showdown this holiday season! In "Passa as Passas" (Pass the Raisins), you and a crowd of up to 99 players gather for a roll-and-write challenge that will test who has the steadiest hand (and the best aim) when it comes to grabbing those famous raisins from the rice. The premise is simple, but the fun is guaranteed: imagine a bowl of rice where players circle like on a rondel board. Each round, two out of three rolled dice dictate your moves. When you land on a space, you draw a bit of rice or, perhaps, a tempting raisin onto your personal plate, which is a grid to be filled. The goal? Accumulate the most points with raisins, but beware! They cannot be placed adjacent to each other horizontally or vertically. It's a quick game, ideal for livening up any Christmas or New Year's party, with that touch of Brazilian humor and nostalgia for a recipe that divides opinions. As a 'Print & Play' game, you can prepare everything yourself at home, making it accessible and perfect for gathering friends without hassle. The variable setup ensures each game is a new experience, and the grid coverage mechanic with point-to-point movement, combined with dice rolling, creates an engaging puzzle where every stroke counts.
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Piquinim
Designer
Pedro "Cabelinho"
Artist
Pedro "Cabelinho"
How many people can play?
The game is for 1 to 99 players! You can invite the whole neighborhood!
Is it difficult to learn?
Not at all! The rules are super simple, perfect for learning in minutes and starting to play quickly.
How long does a game take?
A game is very quick, lasting between 10 to 15 minutes. You can play several times in one evening!
Do I need many components?
Since it's a 'Print & Play' game, you just need to print the sheets and have dice and pencils handy. Very practical!
Is it more of a luck or strategy game?
It's a bit of both! Dice rolling brings luck, but choosing where to draw and how to avoid adjacent raisins requires good planning.
Who is this game recommended for?
It's perfect for families, large groups of friends, holiday parties, and anyone who enjoys quick, light games with a fun and unique theme.
