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Be Herd is the joyful, cooperative game which brings friends and family together and asks "how strong is your herd?"
Vote on insightful questions about each other and work together to build your 'Herd Tower'. Are you a Flamboyance of Flamingos or a Gaggle of Geese?
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Lots of laughs
Fun dexterity challenge
Brings the feels - Positive and affirming
Light & easy - 1 minute to learn & 15 minutes to play
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13 ‘herd’ building blocks
5 ‘snake’ building blocks
40 voting cubes
4 totems
240 cards
1 rule sheet
1 score sheet
1.3 kg
Dimensions: 300mm x 225mm x 65mm
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3-10 players
Ages 10-90
Best played…:
On holiday with the family
Dinner parties with friends
Lazy weekends with kids
Large groups of up to 10
Small groups of 3 or 4
Grandparents and grandkids around one table
Very old friends
Very new friends
…… basically anyone!
What People Are Saying about Be Herd…
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Rating: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Why I love ❤️ this game: (1) This is a cooperative game that generates endless laughter and conversations. A fairly straightforward game - Each player takes turn to be the “Leader of the Herd”, draws 4 cards, and fixes a “Target” (an estimate of the number of players who will guess the “right” answer). All the players simultaneously vote for the card that best describes the Leader of the Herd by casting a cube of matching colour. Next, players get to build a “Herd Tower” together using the Herd Animal blocks / Snake blocks (depending on the actual number of players who has voted in the same way as the “Leader”). For example, in one game, my team was asked to vote amongst 4 values that best describes “yours truly” - Strength, Frugality, Optimism, Persuasiveness. (And if you want to know, everyone - including myself - voted for “Optimism”, unanimously). Since we had hit the “target”, we got to place a Herd Animal block and remove all annoying Snake blocks from the tower. The higher the tower, the stronger the herd!
(2) I love the insightful questions! The 240 cards are divided into 8 categories - “Bucket List”, “Character”, “Acts”, “Fears” and more. The game is targeting audience of 14 year-old and above, but I think they work for younger kids as well (as long as we first “filter away” the naughtier and complex questions). My 7 year-old’s favourite category is the “Bucket List” - it has fun selections like “drive the world’s fastest supercar”, “climb Everest”, and “Skydive”. I love the “Profession” group - it makes me want to re-evaluate my career choice - “Art Appraiser”, “Crane Operator”, “Makeup Artist- Theatrical”, “Forensic Psychologist” - how cool are they!
(3) I love the 18 wooden Herd Animals building blocks with puzzle base - colourful, vibrant, durable, and they make such awesome balancing game on their own. I am also really impressed with the adorable animals artwork. Super cute and irresistible!
Recommended age: 14 year-old ++