You've Got Crabs by Exploding Kittens - A Card Game Filled with Crustaceans and Secrets - Family-Friendly Party Games For Adults, Teens & Kids

My family loves playing this game. We play it every year at our extended family Xmas party. I highly recommend other family's to try this game and enjoy the fun.

Fun game for our family that has teenagers.

Places with the whole family wonderful game great quality easy to play for all ages

This is a fun game - our family enjoys playing together and find ourselves laughing a lot. It’s easy to learn and fun to play, altho can take a long time depending on how many crabs the winning team just earn to win. Will be a very fun game for my son to take to sleepaway camp and I imagine the kids will play often with friends. Would make a fun gift.

This game is hilarious! You partner up and try to make 4 of a kind. Easy enough for most school aged kids to get and so hilarious to try to get 4 of a kind with your partner. You have to call out "You've got Crabs!" when your partner gives you the signal that they have 4 of a kind in their hand. Or catch others trying to signal and steal their crabs. Add on the Imitation Crab card and claws for an even tougher challenge! This is a staple for our big family events, when we can get 3-4 teams together to play. Usually 30-45 min to play.

Great party game! Heavily influenced by the card game sometimes known as "kemps". Simple to learn, and games are quick. Goal of the game is to collect 4 of a kind and nonverbally signal to your partner to call it correctly. And you can also try and call out opposing players. The attempts to pick up on the cues can result in hilarious results. Love the variety of cards. Cool addition to the collection.

This game comes in a cute, organized, and easy to keep track of pieces, package. It’s easy to pick up the game play, and rules, but very entertaining. My three kids (13, 11, 10) loved the Exploding Kittens and Throw Throw Burrito games, and begged to try this one. So glad I agreed!! The game play was as simple as Throw Throw Burrito (without the violence of hitting each other with the pillowy burritos), and the quiet, strategic fun of Exploding Kittens (without the complicated game play). The only downside is that the game requires even numbers of players, at least 4 total. Definitely will be adding this to the Game night with adult friends repertoire.Two of my kids are on the spectrum and it was still one of the best games we’ve played.I recommend immensely!!

Un juego de mesa que no puede faltar! Es demasiado fácil y divertido de jugar.