Tanuki Games

Too Sloth To Win (Import)

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$15.61 $21.99 In stock

Category: Board Games

Too Sloth To Win is a climbing game in which players take turns playing stronger combinations of cards to advance along the race track. Every time you play a combination, your meeple moves forward a number of spaces equal to the number of cards played. Reach the ninth space or beyond to cross the finish line. Just keep two simple things in mind:

  • First, race to first-place with true sportsmanship, and enjoy the glory of a shiny but not-so-useful trophy, or
  • Team up in the match-fixing scheme and finish second to walk away with cold, hard cash — which is worth more than honor, isn't it?
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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Edward W. ★★★★★

My family had a blast with this climbing game, the way you play stronger card combos to move your meeple forward keeps every round exciting. The race track mechanic makes it easy to learn but hard to put down.

John H. ★★★★☆

The card-combination climbing mechanic keeps rounds snappy, and the race track with meeples actually moves the tension forward nicely. It took us two plays to fully grasp the order of stronger combos, but once that clicked, the pacing felt just right.