The shelf Bears vs Babies
Bears vs Babies
Build a monster out of spare parts and defend it against babies.
- Players
- 2–5 players
- Time
- 15–20 min
- Weight
- Very light
- Year
- 2017
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Why it lands at the table
Bears vs Babies is a light card game from the makers of Exploding Kittens. You assemble monsters from heads, bodies and limbs, while armies of babies gather in the middle of the table.
When a baby army attacks, the player with the strongest monsters wins it. It is absurd, quick and loud.
Fifteen to twenty minutes.
How it plays
- 01
On your turn, take actions: play monster parts, draw cards, or provoke a baby army.
- 02
Build monsters with a head and body parts.
- 03
Provoke an army; the strongest player's monsters take it.
- 04
Collect the babies you defeat for points.
- 05
When the deck runs out, the most points wins.
Good for
- Two to five players
- A laugh between longer games
- Newer players
See it on the table
Video by Exploding Kittens, played through youtube-nocookie.com. Nothing from YouTube loads until you press play. Open on YouTube (new tab)
- Type
- Base game
- Designer
- Matthew Inman, Elan Lee
- Publisher
- Exploding Kittens
- Mode
- Competitive
- Edition
- English edition
Written from: catalogue, en.wikipedia.org, boardgamegeek.com.