Pig Party Edition for Up to 4 Players, Ages 7+

The Pass the Pigs Pig Party is a game where players compete by rolling their pigs against the other players. The objective is to be the first player to match the pigs pictured on the Roll Card in play. If a player succeeds in rolling a match on their first try, they earn a bonus roll with all eight pigs, which can really boost their score. The game also features Bonus Point cards that can add significantly to a player's score. However, players must be wary of the dreaded "Pig Out" and avoid rolling an "Oinker."

The game is built around a pig theme and requires a certain tolerance for puns. Instead of dice, players roll two cute pink piglets, and the points they earn or lose depend on how the pigs land. A "double trotter," where both pigs land on all fours, earns 20 points, while a "Pig Out," where the pigs land lying opposite each other, results in no points and the player losing their turn.

The updated version of the game, "More Pigs!," now includes four pairs of pigs for a total of eight pigs. This allows up to four players to play simultaneously, each trying to win the card in play. The iconic rolls of Trotter, Snouter, Razorback, Leaning Jowler, and Sider are still present, but the game play now allows for simultaneous rolls.

In the updated version, instead of each player taking turns and pressing their luck, a deck of Roll cards is included. Each player gets one roll to match what's on the card, and the first player to do so wins the card. However, if a player is particularly lucky and matches the Roll card on their first toss, they get a Bonus roll and a chance to score big.

The Bonus roll allows players to roll all eight pigs at the same time and score a giant bonus based on how they land. The goal of the game remains the same as in the original Pass the Pigs: the first player to reach 100 points wins.

The Pass the Pigs Pig Party includes eight pigs (four pairs), a deck of 30 Pig Roll, Bonus and Point Cards, a zippered carrying case, illustrated instructions, and a brief history of the Pass the Pigs game.

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