Penguins Huddle Up

Penguins-everyone loves penguins. Especially a bunch of them.  

There’s something adorable about the short, squat, tuxedo garbed, flightless birds that tugs at your heartstrings.

Waddling around, bumping into each other, slipping and sliding into the water-what’s not to love?

Get ready for some serious penguin fun, frivolity and challenge with Smart Games Penguins Huddle Up.

More than just a game Huddle Up challenges and educates players six years old and up with games made for two to four players.

Kids and adults alike can improve their spacial insight, planning, problem solving, concentration and visual perception skills.

Fun and learning combined-imagine that!

The sturdy game box comes with a Smart Games catalog, game instructions and rules (with two different difficulty levels), four penguin families (each with three large and three small penguins), six ice blocks (four straight and two curved) and a folding game board.

Save your penguins by moving them together for warmth Get your groups together, (while blocking other groups) and you win the game!

Junior Level players scatter the penguins across the board, move penguins closer together by jumping other penguins or diving under the ice and win when by getting their penguins together first.

Expert Level players must use the ice blocks so that all of a penguin groups members are at the same height and together.

A typical game lass 20 minutes. The action is fast, challenging and more fun than sliding on the ice.

Can you get your penguin family together first and stop the other families from getting the best warm spot?

Above or below the ice, jumping or moving the choice is yours. Your penguins are depending on you!

The game is beautifully designed with bright colors, heavy and durable construction of the board, ice and penguins, easy to understand and guaranteed to both challenge and delight players.

Psalm 1:1 (KJV) “Blessed is the man that walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly, nor standeth in the way of sinners, nor sitteth in the seat of the scornful.”