Zoolio

2026Eric LeMay

2 - 6 players
10 - 15 min

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Zoolio is filled to the brim with honking, hooting, and howling mayhem! Players take turns drawing cards and making the animal sound shown-but the sequence keeps growing. The first player makes one sound. The next player repeats it, then adds their own. The third player repeats both, then adds a third. Forget the sequence, and you lose the round and collect all the yellow cards from the discard row. Whoever has the fewest cards when the deck runs out wins! For extra fun, special green cards force players to reverse the sequence, repeat it multiple times, or act it out with silly emotions like sadness or excitement. Players can also choose to work together in cooperative mode, completing sound sequences as a team-perfect for younger kids and mixed-age groups. -description from the designer

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About Zoolio

From BoardGameGeek:

Zoolio is filled to the brim with honking, hooting, and howling mayhem! Players take turns drawing cards and making the animal sound shown-but the sequence keeps growing. The first player makes one sound. The next player repeats it, then adds their own. The third player repeats both, then adds a third. Forget the sequence, and you lose the round and collect all the yellow cards from the discard row. Whoever has the fewest cards when the deck runs out wins! For extra fun, special green cards force players to reverse the sequence, repeat it multiple times, or act it out with silly emotions like sadness or excitement. Players can also choose to work together in cooperative mode, completing sound sequences as a team-perfect for younger kids and mixed-age groups. -description from the designer

Designer

Eric LeMay

Categories

AnimalsChildren's GameParty Game

Mechanics

ActingCooperative GameMemory
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