Goal: $8,000
Funding Period: Until May 19, 2015
Creator: Feels Right Design
Stretch Goals: $8,500, $9,000, $9,500, $10,000, and $20,000
Holy crap! Poop: The Game is back with two new editions and Poop in a Bag, a new way to ship the game to friends. Kids love the game for the silly designs and the opportunity to make poop jokes (and adults will love them for the same reasons, probably).
Poop: The Game is an Uno-like game, where the first player to run out of cards wins. Two to five players take turns pooping with actions on the cards, but they can’t clog the toilet. Some cards make players perform wild acts. The “Public Restroom” edition of the game allows for three simultaneous toilets at play, and brings the joy of pooping in public restrooms (like porta-potties) to homes. The newest editions are the Party Pooper edition, which features new interactive wild cards and higher flow toilets, and Caca: El Juego, the Spanish version of the game.
The new Poop in a Bag lets Kickstarter campaign supporters send the game to their friends or enemies in a brown bag, with a unique built-in-box, so it arrives on doorsteps in a brown bag shape. On the Poop: The Game Facebook page, the creators sent Poop in a Bag to people and organizations like the hosts of Fox and Friends, Rush Limbaugh, Justin Bieber, and the Westboro Baptist Church.
This Kickstarter project has five stretch goals, with different additions to the game with each level unlocked. If the campaign reaches $8,500, the game will come wrapped in the “finest toilet paper available;” at $9,000 all POOP in a Bag games will come with a pin and stickers; if it gets to $9,500, a new toilet card will be added to the deck; at $10,000 Caca: El Juego will be upgraded to include all remix cards from Poop: The Game in Spanish; and $20,000 will upgrade to an Ultimate Poop Foil Deck, where all Poop in a Bag games will come with a special limited edition 13-card foil deck.
Kickstarter donations range from $1 to $70 and prizes include all POOP editions of the game, a deck, box design, and game rules, and one to all four of the different editions of the games shipped in a brown paper bag.
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