Hurry Up Chicken Butt 2-6 Players - Ages 4+ - 2 Minutes to Play - Hot Potato Style Card Game - Fun Card Game, Family Game Night, Creative Kids Game

This game is exactly what it sounds like—and somehow even better. Exploding Kittens: Hurry Up Chicken Butt is pure, ridiculous fun with absolutely no shame. You will yell. You will panic. You will smack a chicken. You will laugh way harder than you should. The rules are easy, the rounds are fast, and the chaos level is chef’s kiss. It’s perfect for kids, families, or adults who momentarily forget how old they are once a chicken butt is involved. Every round turns into frantic chicken clucking and uncontrollable laughter. If you’re looking for deep strategy, look elsewhere. If you want a game that makes everyone cry-laugh while shouting “HURRY UP, CHICKEN BUTT!”—this is the one. Five stars. Zero dignity. Would play again immediately. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🐔💥

Exploding Kittens: Hurry Up Chicken Butt is a hilarious, fast-paced card game that’s an instant hit with kids (and adults who don’t mind getting a little silly). The rules are super easy to learn, and the quick two-minute rounds make it perfect for short attention spans or between bigger games on family night. It’s got that goofy humor you’d expect from Exploding Kittens—lots of laughing, shouting, and racing to pass the cards before time runs out. The “hot potato” style play keeps everyone moving and engaged. The quality is perfect for gentle to rough play. If you’re looking for a game that combines speed, laughter, and a little bit of chaos, this one’s a winner. Great for ages 4 and up, and perfect to bring to parties or family gatherings.

Super fun and easy game! Played with a 6 and 7 year old. Don’t forget the batteries!

I bought this as a Toys For Tots donation. hopefully the child who gets it likes it because it looks pretty cool. I bought it at a reasonable price. I like that it is meant to be played quickly and that it is small for easy portability. my kids have played it, and they think it is a funny game. seems like a good quality, family game.

This game is a lot of fun. I’ve bought it a few times, and it’s always a hit. One thing to note is that it does need a few or more people to have a good game, and if the kids are at sll on the younger side, they’ll need an adult or older kid to do the reading and even more so the guiding for each new card activity. That’s not a bad thing, it’s a good habit for adults to be in- playing with and interacting in the fun (hopefully with their phone nowhere in sight), but if it’s bought in hopes that the kids will be able to manage it on their own, ehh, only if they can read well, follow instructions, and can manage a structured, fast-paced game like this. There’s a LOT of movement in the game, which is awesome, and it’s guaranteed that there will be a lot of laughter. There are really funny cards like, “Give everyone in the game a new name” and that is just hilarious no matter what you say. It’s great. If you have a child who is averse to losing, lol, I’d suggest playing a few rounds first, just passing the clucking chicken around in the circle (like a game of hot potato) until it squawks, which means the person holding it is out of the game. That is what I did a few times because one of the kids was a child who did NOT like to lose (I’m looking at you, parents who NEVER let their kids lose, and now they miss out on learning how to do it gracefully). We would be having fun getting into the game, and if the chicken squawked while it was still her turn (so she was out of the game) she would cry and run off, meaning we couldn’t continue because there was only three of us. Rude. It’s also helpful to do that first in case they get freaked out by the squawking/buzzer. There’s layers to the game, and with little kids it’s sometimes helpful to introduce it this way to get them used to the basic foundation of the game which is essentially hot potato. Then you can add in the cards snd actions to be taken each turn snd it seems to be less confusing snd chaotic thst wsy. Otherwise, if little ones get too overwhelmed and confused they’ll lose confidence and not want to play, generally speaking, and I did experience that with this game a few times… which is why I started doing it it with simply passing the chicken around first. After that there was never an issue with overwhelm or confusion. ✨My ultimate tip: Put a piece of tape to cover over the speaker on the bottom to your liking… THE CHICKEN IS LOUD. A piece of electrical tape would probably work best, but at the time when the game was mine, I used scotch tape, and I just kept adding layers until it was quiet enough. That’s helpful too bc some little kids do get scared by the sound (and adults, lol). Have fun!! Totally a great game and I’d recommend it with complete confidence that it would be a hit. It would probably be fun as a drinking game too. I don’t really drink, but I can see it being pretty funny.

This was a really fun game for my grandchildren. It was easy to learn and good for many different ages. I purchased it for a sleepover we were having and it was a good price.

Bought this for my 5 year old daughter as a gift for christmas. While she can't read the cards at her age the game itself is perfect for her age bracket. The game is easy to understand and had us laughing the whole time. It allows her to be creative and silly. It is small and compact so easy to store.

This game is so fun! We play it with a wide range of ages (5-55) and everyone has fun. It’s so nice to laugh and be silly with the family. We initially received it as a gift and have given it to at least two other families. We have had ours for 2+ years and still have such a good time playing it. Highly recommend this for families with children, including pre-reading age, though they’ll need help with the activity cards. It’s too funny and silly not to let those 3-4yos participate. It is one that everyone in my family still likes (including the tween!), which isn’t always easy to find!