Who Did It?

In the card game "Who Did It?", each player tries to get rid of their cards so that their animal is not blamed for the fight. Each game is fast and fun - quickly find the right animal card and be the first to play it, then blame another animal! This is a great game for kids and families to have fun together.

Who did it? That's the main question (which is also the English translation of the game's title) in a game where players try to figure out which animal kicked the floor. No one wants their animal to be blamed, so the goal is to play cards faster than others to shift the blame to another animal. The key is to keep track of which animals haven't been played yet so you don't blame someone who is no longer in the game. Conversations and stories about what happened make this game even more fun!

All players play at the same time, playing their animal cards faster than others. It's just that simple! After the card is played, the player must figure out how to shift the blame to another animal. For example: “My turtle wasn't the one that kicked the floor. I'm pretty sure it's someone's hamster that did it!” But you have to be careful, because if an animal is blamed that no player has left, you'll have to clean up the mess yourself and take the poo card. When a player has collected three poo cards, the game ends and the player with the fewest poo cards wins the game.

Age: from 6 years

Duration: 15 min

Number of players: 3-6

Terms language: LV, LT, EE