If you get hit, you grab a burrito x out of the pot.

Both players grab and throw, no formal duel is involved.įor a burrito war, everyone just grabs and throws. If you play a burrito brawl, the player to your left and right are now in a burrito brawl. No one gets hurt because it’s a squishee. When you get a group of 3 matching cards, you lay them down as if you were playing Goldfish or Rummy.įor a burrito duel, you pick a player and have a good old fashioned back to back count to three dual Aaron Burr style, but with a squishee burrito. There are no turns here, you just go and keep going.

You are trying to get matching card groups of three and it’s a quick playing game with everyone drawing and discarding at once. You play around the table and you will pick up a card from the pile on your right, add it to your hand, and then discard to the pile on your left. And your personal discard pile on your left, which the player on your left will draw from. You will have two piles of cards, a personal discard pile on your right, which the player to your right will discard into. Here’s how it works.Įach player gets a small pile of cards, which is your hand. It’s like a library sanctioned food fight without real food. And it is exactly what it says it is: a card game with a bit of dodgeball thrown in. Throw Throw Burrito is called a “dodgeball card game” and it’s made by the makers of Exploding Kittens, a super fun game that my teens enjoy playing.

Throw throw burrito board game review