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Aaron Muderick invented Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty!

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2 - 10 players
30 - 0 min

About Crazy Aaron's Ultimate Putty Challenge, from BoardGameGeek:

This game is a game consisting of different mini games that can be performed with "Thinking Putty" - a modern day version of an elastic putty (in similar vein as Silly Putty). Some games are more dexterity based - such as roll a putty ball into a supplied table top skee-ball like ramp to score points. Others are more on the creative side - such as trying to guess what someone else's sculpture is while holding it behind your back. What does a player do on their turn - roll dice, pick a card? The person (or team) whose turn it is picks one of the 25 cards randomly with the mini game, and that card dictates the terms of the that round and winning criteria for that round (tallest stack, most pins knocked down, one chosen by judge, etc). All of those mini games involve doing something with the putty. Depending on the card criteria also is whether players (teams) need to take turns or if it is simultaneous action. Once the winning criteria on the card is satisfied, that person (or team) wins that mini game and can move their scoring token on their score track. A couple examples of these mini games - One has them use a sand timer and see who can make little cubes of putty and create the largest stack of cubes (without pressing them together to make them stick) in the sand timer length. Winner is one with largest stack of cubes. The game ends, and player (or team) wins when one player (or team) wins 6 of of the mini games. Gamebox includes 4 Tins Putty (all different colors) Score track boards Score track tokens Sand timer "coin" token Cardboard obstacles for certain challenges cardboard bowling pins little cornhole boards (2) golf green Skeeball - like ramp

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