It would be great to see future editions packaged in a shallower box with a cardboard insert to minimize the game’s environmental impact. The box is far deeper than necessary with a molded plastic insert and the lid also contains plastic due to a viewing window to allow buyers to see the foam burritos. The cards are printed on nice textured stock and have the kind of funny yet bizarre artwork we’ve come to expect from Exploding Kittens games, as do the Burrito Bruises and the “Fear Me” badge which are made from shiny, thick cardboard. The foam burritos themselves aren’t of the greatest caliber, but then, do you want them to be in a game where the object is to literally throw them around the room? One of ours developed a crack within the first few hours of play, but with a pair of hyperactive ten-year-olds playing together and the game turning into full-on burrito-based warfare, I’m genuinely surprised it lasted that long. The components of Throw Throw Burrito are a mixed bag of quality. Throw Throw Burrito Components, Image Sophie Brown Please note: This post contains affiliate links. The game is for two to six players ages seven and above.

It gets even more vicious and competitive than you’re currently imagining it would. Players collect sets of cards to earn points and allow them to throw cute foam burritos at their opponents.

Throw Throw Burrito is a silly, high-energy party game created by Exploding Kittens that describes itself as a “Dodgeball Card Game”. Throw Throw Burrito, Image Sophie Brown What is Throw Throw Burrito?

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