Little Monster That Came for Lunch and Stayed for Tea
A board game by Steve Mackenzie, Robin Lees
2-4 2-4
15-25 minutes Low
Hand Management, Variable Player Powers, Take That
Card Game, Racing, Number
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Description
Get ready for a monstrous mashup of fun with Little Monster That Came For Lunch And Stayed For Tea, a quick and easy to learn card game for 2 to 4 players. In this light racing game, you'll be assigned two unique little monsters to feed as quickly as you can, racing against your opponents to see who can fill their bellies first. Each monster has its own special skill, and combining these skills with card abilities creates awesome combos that will move your monsters forward and push your opponents' critters backwards. With a playtime of just 15 to 25 minutes, this game is perfect for a quick snack-sized dose of fun. Designed by Steve Mackenzie and Robin Lees, Little Monster That Came For Lunch And Stayed For Tea is a great way to spend time with friends and family, using hand management and take that mechanics to outmaneuver your opponents and be the first to reach the end of the table.
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