You’ll be snorting with laughter if you play with these piggy games for Christmas. The original party animals, Pass the Pigs, use hilarious pigs for dice. Will you roll a sider or start makin’ bacon? Having fun with friends, on the road entertainment, or just chilling out – the game is on for every pig in the parlour!
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.
Pass the Pigs comes in a handy travel case, pop into your bag and you are ready for a game anytime, so if you are travelling to see family it’s the perfect entertainment on the go. Pass the Pigs Party are ideal for when you want to play with family and friends at Christmas.
Pass the Pigs
- Hours of fun are guaranteed with this exciting Pass the Pigs game. Perfect for taking on the road, the Pass the Pigs game comes in a handy travel case, so there’s never a dull moment to be had!
- Pass the Pigs is a game of skill for 2-6 players, it comes with a handy carry case, 2 pencils, 2 pigs and a pocket-sized score card.
- Suitable for ages 3+ and available for £9.99 RRP.
Pass the Pigs party
- The version for party animals! Now there are EIGHT pigs in the game to play with. Roll your piggies to try and be first to match the position on your card, get bonus points if you do it on your first go! Be the first to rack up 100 points.
- The game comes with 8 small plastic piggies (four pairs), a deck of 30 cards and a carry case.
- It is available for £14.99 RRP
- Carry case
Competition Time !
To win yourself either one of these brilliant games, just in time for Christmas then enter below.There will be two separate winners, who will win one game each..Good Luck :)
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
UK entrants only
Winners will be picked at random via rafflecopter
Incomplete or duplicate entries will be void
The giveaway ends 8/12/17
Winner will be contacted within 7 days of competition ending
Blog owner is not responsible for non delivery of the prize
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