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Wriggle Roulette - Oink

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$14.95 $23 In stock

Category: Board Games

Reel in Your Destiny

Those who repeatedly plunge their hands into the dark mud and grab the most eels gain the glory! But eels aren't the only thing lurking within. There are many frightening snakes, too! Only those who grab the most lose everything. Should you grab many, just a few, or quit while you're ahead? Carefully observe your opponents and make your choice!

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Julian V. ★★★★★

The blind-grab mechanic is pure chaos—my group couldn’t stop gasping every time someone hit the mud. You really have to commit to the plunge, and the mix of eels and snakes keeps everyone on edge. Easily the most tense ten minutes of our game night.

Olivia W. ★★★★★

We had so much fun playing this last night—the suspense of reaching into the dark mud not knowing if you'll grab an eel or a snake is pure chaos. My group couldn't stop laughing when someone pulled out a snake instead of an eel.

Andrew G. ★★★★☆

The dark mud container is a fun twist on blind drawing, and the threat of pulling a snake instead of an eel keeps everyone on edge. It’s a bit lighter on strategy than I’d like, but for a quick party game it’s solidly entertaining. We’ve already played three rounds tonight.