Board game · 2009
Gogo's Crazy Bones
Gogo's Crazy Bones are a collectible, mini game toy sensation. They are small, colorful figures whose gaming origins date back to Ancient Greece where children played by bouncing and throwing knuckle bones. Many different games…
- Players
- 2 +
- Duration
- 15 min
- Age
- 5 and up
- Complexity
- —
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Gogo's Crazy Bones are a collectible, mini game toy sensation. They are small, colorful figures whose gaming origins date back to Ancient Greece where children played by bouncing and throwing knuckle bones.
Many different games can be created using Crazy Bones, but there are instructions for several games available in various Crazy Bones publications. Among them are:
Scoring: Throw five Crazy Bones and score for how they land. On Line: Throw Crazy Bones as close to a line as possible. Battle: Line up a bunch of Crazy Bones across from another opponent and flick them into each other. Last one standing wins. K.O.: Stand Crazy Bones inside a circle. Use other Crazy Bones to knock them out. In Flight: Throw a Crazy Bones in the air and try to pick up others on the ground and catch the thrown Crazy Bones before it hits the ground. Basket: Throw Crazy Bones into or through a target.
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