Witchy Cakes

Witchy Cakes

2024

2 - 8 players
15 - 20 min
2.0/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

In Witchy Cakes, you play witches competing to make the tallest, most enchanted cake possible to deliver unto an unsuspecting wedding reception. Pick from adorable Covens to represent your witchy bakery and match colors to stack your cake cards into a tower. Then, throw cake at your friends, vie for coveted Recipe cards, and time your Secret Ingredients just right to have the tallest cake when the bell chimes thrice! With easy-to-learn gameplay and a quick playtime, it's the perfect game for all ages, starting at 8 years old. Plays 4-8 players for 15-20 minutes. (Did we mention it's colorblind friendly?)

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David Niecikowski, PhD
David Niecikowski, PhD
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About Witchy Cakes

From BoardGameGeek:

In Witchy Cakes, you play witches competing to make the tallest, most enchanted cake possible to deliver unto an unsuspecting wedding reception. Pick from adorable Covens to represent your witchy bakery and match colors to stack your cake cards into a tower. Then, throw cake at your friends, vie for coveted Recipe cards, and time your Secret Ingredients just right to have the tallest cake when the bell chimes thrice! With easy-to-learn gameplay and a quick playtime, it's the perfect game for all ages, starting at 8 years old. Plays 4-8 players for 15-20 minutes. (Did we mention it's colorblind friendly?)

Artists

Adam Rice-Carlson, Trout Rice-Carlson

Categories

Card GameChildren's GameFantasyHorror

Mechanics

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