Crap or Slap! What Would You Do?
Crap or Slap! What Would You Do? Rulebook
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Box Contents
250 cards - Situations on top, Reactions on bottom
Set-Up
- Remove the cards and place in several stacks on the table.
- Choose a player to be the active player first.
- Each player takes 5 cards. You may look at the cards.
Game Play
Round 1
- The active player picks a situation (top of each card), reads it aloud and places it face up in front of them.
- All other players choose a reaction (bottom of card) from their hand and places it in front of the active player face down.
- The active player shuffles the face down cards, flips each one over reading it aloud and picks their favorite reaction to the situation they played.
- The played situation is given to the player who contributed the chosen reaction, and it is placed face up in front of them.
- All reaction cards are discarded and each player draws a card.
- Active player is now the player to the left of the previous active player.
- Round 1 continues until one player has obtained half the required cards to win. These cards are face up in front of the players after their reactions were chosen.
Round 2
- The active player picks a reaction, reads it aloud and places it face up in front of them.
- All other players choose a situation from their hand and places it in front of the active player face down.
- The active player shuffles the face down cards, flips each one over reading it aloud and picks their favorite reaction to the situation they played.
- The played reaction is given to the player who contributed the chosen situation, and it is placed face up in front of them.
- All situation cards are discarded and each player draws a card.
- Active player is now the player to the left of the previous active player.
Winning the Game
- 3-5 players - 8 cards
- 5-7 players - 6 cards
- 8-10 players - 4 cards
Two Player Game
Deal a mock hand to the side. Treat this as a third player, but the cards are chosen randomly. The mock hand will flip over a card when they are the active player. The mock hand will contribute a card when they are not the active player. When they draw a new card, it goes to the bottom of their hand. They will win cards just as if they were a player. When someone gets 8 cards, the game is over. If the mock hand gets 8 cards, they win (sad but true).