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2018 Ranked #18,536

Dino Dump

This shedding card game has players play equal or higher dinosaur cards and be first to lose every card. Failing to beat the discard pile means taking it all, while power cards can reverse the pressure.

Children's Game Open Drafting Animals: Dinosaurs Theme: Excrements / Feces / Poop / Urine

Players

2-4

Play time

Not listed

Age

6+

Complexity

1.33/5

Rating

5.90

Harder to teach Highly interactive Deep strategy

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ABG editorial scores on a 1–5 scale.

Teachability 2.3/5

Harder to teach

Replay value 4.0/5

High replayability

Interaction 3.7/5

Highly interactive

Player scaling 4.0/5

Scales well

Strategic depth 4.5/5

Deep strategy

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Dino Dump is a super-fun game for kids, based on the classic adult card game, S**thead.

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Dino Dump is a super-fun game for kids, based on the classic adult card game, S**thead. This time, Big Potato have cleaned up the name, added some cheeky dinosaurs and made it much easier to learn – plus, they’ve included a bunch of scratch-n-sniff dino-poo forfeit stickers, just to make things interesting. The aim of the game is to lose all your Dino Cards as fast as possible. Get caught with any in your hand by the end of the game and you’ll have to wear a smelly sticker that smells a lot like a T-Rex poo… we assume. How do you play? Start by dealing three cards to each player and laying them face-down in a row. Then deal three more cards to each player and place them on top of the face-down cards. Finally, hand each player a hand of three more cards. The first player puts down any card they like. The next player must now play a number that’s either the same number or higher. If a player can’t go any higher, they have to pick up the whole discard deck. As well as the number cards, there’s a bunch of Dino Power cards you can use, such as ‘Back To One’, ‘Can’t See Me’, ‘4 Or Under’, ‘Switch Direction’ and ‘Burn Deck’. Once the cards in the draw pile and a player’s hand have been used, they can start playing the three face-up cards in front of them. When those cards have been used up, the player must play the three face-down cards without looking at them. The first player to get rid of all their cards (including the cards in front of them), wins! —description from the publisher

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Players
2–4
Best with
2–4
Play time
10 min
Age
6+
Complexity
1.3/5
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Designers

1
Matt Edmondson

Publishers

1
Big Potato Games

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