DESCRIPTION
Snatch It!
Once upon a time there was a pond that hummed and buzzed happily. But then the frogs suddenly appeared. They greedily filled their mouths with everything within reach of their tongues. They even snatched their prey from the mouths of the others. Then, just as suddenly, calm returned. The great snapping was over. Fully eaten frogs floated contentedly on the water. But every now and then a strange noise could be heard that sounded as if something was bursting somewhere.
What is Snatch It?
Snatch It! is a family game for 3–6 people where the aim is to get as much food as possible. Become a hungry frog and grab the tastiest cards from the pond.
How to play Snatch It!?
Protect your well-filled piles from the other greedy frogs who keep trying to snatch them away from you. Only those who collect their piles before they burst will not end up with an empty stomach.
Snatch It! FAQ
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Simple rules, excellent artwork and design, high replay value.
Product Details
Age: | 8+ |
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Duration: | 20 |
Players: | 3-6 |
Category: | familygame |
Topic: | Animals, Frogs |
Designer: | Christwart Conrad |
Artist: | Gathuldis |
Language: | English |
Release: | 2024 |
Rules: | (Snatch it – PDF) |
Trees for the Future
With Trees for the Future we have found a competent partner in terms of sustainable commitment, which we support wholeheartedly withe the sales of Snatch It!: We are very happy to have a tree planted for each Snatch It! game sold!! Since trees are not everything, the further work of “Trees for the future” also refers to supporting regionally based families who live from agriculture with knowledge and tools. The organization’s smart approach is called “There is no one-size-fits-all solution.” It therefore works with local communities to see what help is needed to move toward more sustainable agriculture. Like the Heidelberger Spieleverlag, the organization was founded in 1989 and works primarily in the sub-Saharan regions of Africa. Detailed information is available at: https://trees.org.