We try out a lot of new games around here and while a lot can be misses, or just “meh”, sometimes we have a big hit. The latest in the “big hit” category is Ya Blew It!
Ya Blew It is a game filled with both strategy and luck that lets you play the roll of an old-timey prospector trying to strike it big.
The basics of playing Ya Blew It are somewhat straightforward. You use a deck of cards packed with gems you want to find in your claim, but you need to be careful because the other prospectors will be trying to steal your claim if they get the chance. The dynamite-shaped dice add to the fun and to the element of chance – – – and suspense!
While it took us a little while to get the hang of how Ya Blew It! works and remember the rules, in no time we were playing and having a blast. Here’s a video overview of Ya Blew It:
A few of the product features:
A risk-taking game filled with exciting choices and explosive moments!
Stand-out packaging and fun dynamite theme, including shouts of “Fire in the Hole!”
6 Dynamite Dice – a unique shape that everyone wants to pick up and roll
Social play has all players engaged from start to finish. You can roll on every turn!
Product Contents:
70 Cards
6 Dynamite Dice
Prospector Marker
Marker Base
Instructions
Ya Blew It is designed for players ages 8 and up (our 10-year-old loved it, as did the adults) and is for 3 – 8 players.
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vivian blevins says
my newphws wold love this.
kathy pease says
I would love to play this with my granddaughter
Eileen Boyce says
I will be playing with my granddaughter and family.
Dorothy Justine Reynolds says
My 12-year old daughter loves board/family games. I would be playing with her and my 10 year old son.
Sue E says
I would play with my family and friends
Christian Alejandro says
I would love to try it. I’m used to old classics, so this would be a nice change of pace.