Imagine now that you are playing with giant inflatable pigs instead of the small pig dice. Does this add more fun? I couldn’t wait to find out. Due to its small size and portability, it made the perfect travel game. (And thus it was played lots on school trips as I was growing up.) I have very fond memories of playing very competitive games in the common rooms of my school. The classic party game Pass The Pigs goes SUPER-SIZE. Perfect for parties, these giant inflatable pigs can bounce around the garden, house, beach or even the pool. It’s Pass The Pigs like you’ve never passed them before! Yet we worry about the durability of the big pigs. We’ve had plenty of foam stress-balls that lose a chunk out of them here and there. And we worry these big pigs may suffer the same fate eventually. But maybe that’s more due to our vigorous throwing them around the house.

You’ll be snorting with laughter if you bring these fav piggy pals on hols with you this summer. The original party animals, Pass the Pigs, use hilarious pigs for dice. Will you roll a sider or start makin’ bacon? On the road, by the beach, in the park, or just chilling out – the game is on for every pig in the parlour!Regardless of whether you’ve felt that urge or not, you and your family can enjoy throwing foam pigs around in Pass the Pigs: Big Pigs! Both Pass the Pigs and Pass the Pigs: Big Pigs make it easy to know how the pigs score points by providing a visual reference to the possible results. The dot on the right side of each pig also make it easy to spot positions. It is very easy to determine how you score points as both Pass The Pigs and Big Pigs offer a visual reference to the possible results. Below is a rundown of how the piggies point scores:

Fantastic fun for the whole family, Pass the Pigs is so easy to play. Simply throw the 2 piggies up in the air and see how they land. Compare the pigs landing positions with your scorecard and earn points, the first to 100 wins. But with this newer version, possibilities are endless! Take it to your pool party and play it outside. Or maybe in a mud room or just on the kitchen floor! It is a totally new experience and pure fun! What Age Is The Game Suited For? So bring home that bacon, and get ready as we dive into the world of oversized fun with this game, and discover why you should add it to your must-have game collection. What Is Pass The Pigs: Big Pigs?Do you think your family could have fun with these? Stay tuned because we have an exciting competition coming up. This is your chance to win a set of Pass the Pigs AND Giant Pass the Pigs (2 games in total). Whilst we will do everything we can to meet the delivery times above, there may be factors outside of our control and we cannot guarantee delivery within this time frame. Pass the Pigs is a commercial version of the dice game Pig, but using custom asymmetrical throwing dice, similar to shagai. It was created by David Moffatt and published by Recycled Paper Products as Pig Mania! in 1977. The publishing license was later sold to Milton Bradley and the game renamed Pass the Pigs. In 1992, publishing rights for North America were sold to Winning Moves Games USA, which acquired the game outright from David Moffat Enterprises in early 2017. [3] Rules [ edit ]

As aforementioned, the game is highly straightforward and requires no detailed explanation. Throughout the game, all you will do is toss the miniature and poor little piggies and score points on the basis of the positions the pigs land on the board. Once a player reaches 100 points, they immediately win the game. Bigger pigs are more fun to grab and toss. We’ve been impressed that the weighting of the foam pigs is balanced like the original in how the pigs can end up in their various positions. It really is such a hilarious game that everyone can get involved in. And yes, giant pigs just make it so much better for parties and get togethers. Once we can get together, that is.

Pass the Pigs: Big Pigs deliver pure, simple entertainment. Its nostalgic charm makes it a game we recommend playing again and again. It is also incredibly engaging for children, testing their risk-taking abilities, and its portability makes it suitable for various settings.