Roo
Roo is fast, intense and merciless. Build combinations of jumps to eliminate your opponents, but be careful because those same combinations can be used against you. 2-4 players.
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Roo is fast, intense and merciless. Build combinations of jumps to eliminate your opponents, but be careful because those same combinations can be used against you. 2-4 players.
‘Fancy Exploding Kittens? If so, check Wet Blanket out as well… Or, if you simply want to relive your high school / college glory days where you went about sabotaging parties (we know you did it), then this will be a walk down memory lane.’
— Benjamin Kocher, Everything Board Games
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—Jonathan Calderwood, J-Bob’s Corner
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— Daniel Yocom, Guild Master Gaming
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