
Hand-to-Hand Wombat
A board game by Elan Lee, Matthew Inman, Cory O'Brien
3-6 4-6 5-6
15 minutes Simple
Team-Based Game, Hidden Roles, Real-Time, Action Timer
Party Game, Action / Dexterity
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Description
Get ready for a wild and wacky game night with Hand-to-Hand Wombat, a fast-paced party game designed by Elan Lee and Cory O'Brien. In this quick 15-minute game, 3 to 6 players take on secret identities as Good Wombats or Bad Wombats, with the goal of either building or sabotaging pyramidal towers. With everyone closing their eyes and manipulating game pieces simultaneously, the action is real-time and chaotic. The Good Wombats work together to build the towers, while the Bad Wombats try to cause chaos and destruction. When the timer runs out, players open their eyes, discuss what happened, and vote to eliminate a player. The Good Wombats win if they successfully build the towers before too many teammates are eliminated, while the Bad Wombats win if they can cause enough chaos to take down the Good Wombats. With its unique blend of action, dexterity, and social deduction, Hand-to-Hand Wombat is a hilarious and unpredictable game that's perfect for a fun night in with friends.
