7.1
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Ludopedia
4.8
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BGG
Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
A classic tension and memory game, perfect for kids (and adults who love quick suspense)!
Highlights
- Super easy to learn
- Fast-paced gameplay
- Great for children
Keep in mind
- Heavy reliance on luck
- Very short play sessions
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Get your heart racing and your memory sharp, because Piepmatz is here to test your reflexes and focus! Picture this: a grandfather desperately trying to protect his fruit from a flock of hungry birds. This is a high-tension race of luck and memory where the goal is to find out where the 'beeper' is hiding. The game features a board filled with holes, and underneath it, a sound device waits for the perfect moment to trigger.
On your turn, you aren't just picking a spot; you're taking a risk! You insert a stick into one of the holes, and if the device beeps, congratulations (or maybe not!), you've found the bird. It's the kind of game that keeps everyone on the edge of their seats, waiting for the next move. The dynamic is incredibly straightforward: you explore the board, trying to remember where you've already poked and where the sound didn't trigger, until someone finally uncovers the culprit.
While some variations or interpretations might involve card play and seed collection for scoring, the core experience is all about direct interaction with the board and the suspense of the sound. It is a pure game of mental agility and short-term memory. If you have kids at home or need a super quick 'filler' to break the ice between heavier sessions, Piepmatz is your go-to. It's fast, it's noisy (in a good way!), and it guarantees laughs as everyone tries not to be the one who triggers the beep. It's guaranteed family fun, zero complications, and maximum anticipation with every hole you probe!
On your turn, you aren't just picking a spot; you're taking a risk! You insert a stick into one of the holes, and if the device beeps, congratulations (or maybe not!), you've found the bird. It's the kind of game that keeps everyone on the edge of their seats, waiting for the next move. The dynamic is incredibly straightforward: you explore the board, trying to remember where you've already poked and where the sound didn't trigger, until someone finally uncovers the culprit.
While some variations or interpretations might involve card play and seed collection for scoring, the core experience is all about direct interaction with the board and the suspense of the sound. It is a pure game of mental agility and short-term memory. If you have kids at home or need a super quick 'filler' to break the ice between heavier sessions, Piepmatz is your go-to. It's fast, it's noisy (in a good way!), and it guarantees laughs as everyone tries not to be the one who triggers the beep. It's guaranteed family fun, zero complications, and maximum anticipation with every hole you probe!
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Best player count
BGG community vote
1
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2
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3
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4
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5
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6
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Soundtrack
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Alga, F.X. Schmid, Milton Bradley, Piatnik, Playtoy Industries, Pressman Toy Corp., Western Publishing Company
Designer
Charles Girsch
Community
Data from BoardGameGeek
31owners
5wishlist
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
What is the recommended age?
Since it's a memory and luck game, it's ideal for young children but fun for all ages.
How long does a game last?
It's a super quick game, usually between 10 to 15 minutes.
How many players can play?
It supports 1 to 6 players, making it great for small groups.
Is it hard to learn?
Not at all! The rules can be explained in seconds.
Is it a strategy game?
More than strategy, it's a game of memory and luck, focused on mental agility.
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