
Hungry Hungry Hippos Board Game
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Hungry Hungry Hippos is Hasbro's marble-chomping action game for 2 to 4 players. Each player taps a hippo's tail to make it gobble marbles from the center, and the golden marble counts double. It needs no reading, sets up fast, and reloads marbles instantly between rounds. It suits preschoolers and family game nights, and its simple reflex play is the whole appeal next to strategy games for older kids.
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Lowest price we've seen: $5.00 on Nov 12 at Walmart. Tracked across 18 stores since Nov 12.
Owners rate it highly as a classic kids' game that's easy to learn and reliably exciting for preschoolers. Complaints center on noise, lost marbles and the assembly step.
Hungry Hungry Hippos is a children's board game for 2 to 4 players. Each player picks one of four hippos and tries to make it chomp the most marbles. Everyone releases their marbles into the center, then presses their hippo's tail to make it gobble them. The faster a player presses, the faster the hippo chomps.
When the chomping is over, each player counts their marbles. The golden marble is worth two. The chomped marbles instantly reload in the hippos' troughs, so the next game can start right away.
The marbles go in the storage case to keep them from rolling away. To put the game away, push up the back levers on each hippo and it fits neatly in its box. Adult assembly is required.



