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Pass the Pigs: The Wobbly Piggy Game!

Roll these funny pigs and see how they land to score points in this super fun game!

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Pass the Pigs

Pass the Pigs

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Key Facts

Game Type
Dice game using custom throwing pieces.
First Appearance
1977.
Original Name
Pig Mania!.
Inventor
David Moffat.
Fun Fact
The pigs are shaped like real pigs but are used like dice.

Meet the Wobbly Pigs!

Imagine you have two little piggies, but they're not real! They're made of plastic and shaped like pigs. These aren't just any pigs; they're special game pieces for 'Pass the Pigs'.

You don't feed them or give them a home, but you do roll them like dice! They have different ways of landing, and each way is worth different points. It's a game all about luck and seeing how brave you are to roll again!

Where Did These Pigs Come From?

These playful pigs first showed up in 1977. A clever person named David Moffat invented them. At first, they were called 'Pig Mania!' and were made by a company that liked using recycled paper. Later, a bigger company called Milton Bradley bought the game and gave it the name we know today: 'Pass the Pigs'. It's been making kids giggle and shout ever since!

Why Rolling Pigs is SO Fun!

This game is super exciting because it's all about chance! You never know how the pigs will land. Will they land on their feet like a normal pig? Or maybe on their side? Or even nose-to-nose? Each way gives you points, but if they land in a way that's not allowed, you lose your turn! It’s like a mini-adventure every time you roll them, and you can play with friends or family.

How to Play with the Pigs!

Playing 'Pass the Pigs' is easy peasy! You get two piggies and roll them. If they land in a good spot, you get points. You can choose to roll again to get more points, but be careful! If the pigs land in a way that makes you lose your turn, all the points you earned that turn disappear. The first person to reach 100 points wins the game. It’s a race to the finish line with wobbly pigs!

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