If you're looking for a quick, fun game with a touch of bluffing, Ribbit is a great choice! It's the kind of game that will make you laugh with its piles of turtles racing for the salad.
- Fun and chaotic race
- Simple rules, fast gameplay
- Light and strategic interaction
- Great for families
- Some luck in draws
- Can feel repetitive
About the game
What you do in a play session
Each player secretly chooses a color to root for, and the fun begins. You'll use cards from your hand to move the turtles along the track. Some cards move a turtle forward, others backward, and some even let you move the last turtle in line – think of it as a strategic nudge! When a turtle lands on an occupied space, it climbs aboard the turtle already there. And the coolest part: if the turtle being used as a taxi has other friends on top, they all go along for the ride! It's a true pile of turtles racing for the salad. The first to cross the finish line with their chosen color wins. With simple rules and games that last less than 20 minutes, it's perfect for families and anyone who wants a quick dose of strategic fun and a bit of bluffing.
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