Pie Face Showdown Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

• Contents
• Safety
• Object of the Game
• Set Up
• Play!
• Win!
• Play Again!
• A Game for Younger Players
• Putting the Game Away

Contents

• 1 pie thrower • 1 throwing arm
• 2 chin rests • 2 splash-card masks

Whipped cream is not included. An additional purchase is required.

Safety

To avoid injury:

• Do not substitute other materials or objects to play this game. Use only whipped cream (not included).
• Thoroughly wipe the product clean before and after each use, taking care to remove all whipped cream.
• If whipped cream comes in contact with eyes, rinse immediately with water.

Adult supervision required.

Ages 5+. 2 players. Adult assembly and supervision required.

Object of the Game

Don't get "PIE-FACED!"

Set Up

1. Place the pie thrower on a flat surface.
2. Insert the two masks as shown, pushing the masks as close together as you can.
3. Insert the chin rests into the slots on the pie thrower as shown. The chin rests will help secure the two masks. Be careful not to bend the masks.
4. With the open side down, insert the throwing arm into the pie thrower as shown.
5. Lower the throwing arm so it lies flat on top of the pie thrower. Make sure it sits in the middle of the pie thrower as shown.
6. Put some whipped cream from home directly on the hand!

Play!

1. Each player places their chin on one of the chin rests to look through the mask and face the throwing arm.
2. Together, count to three. On three, each player rapidly presses the big red button closest to them. Pressing the button will cause the hand on the throwing arm to move toward your opponent.
3. When the hand gets too close to your opponent's side of the pie thrower, it'll spring up, and that player will get "PIE-FACED!"

Win!

The player who did not get "PIE-FACED" wins!

Play Again!

To play again, reset the throwing arm so it lies flat on top of the pie thrower. Make sure it sits in the middle of the pie thrower. Then, add more whipped cream from home.

A Game for Younger Players

When playing with a younger player, you can make it easier for them to win by moving the throwing arm closer to the stronger player. Before you lower the throwing arm to start playing, move it to the right or left, closer to the stronger player. Note that if you move it too far, it won't go down.

Putting the Game Away

1. Carefully remove the throwing arm, chin rests, and splash-card masks from the pie thrower.
2. Thoroughly clean all components with water.
3. Make sure all components are clean and dry before putting them back in the box.