How many people can play at once?

The game is designed for multiple players, typically working best with groups of four to six. More players increase the frequency of battles and the chaos around the table.

Are the avocados safe to throw indoors?

Yes, they are made from soft foam designed to be thrown at people and objects without causing injury or damage. They are squishy and lightweight.

How long does a typical game last?

Games are fast-paced and usually last fifteen to twenty minutes, depending on how many battles occur and how quickly players collect matching cards.

Do you need a lot of space to play?

You need a table for the cards and enough room around it for players to dodge or move quickly when avocados start flying. A living room or dining area is usually sufficient.

Yes, the physical action and sudden duels tend to generate noise and laughter. It is not a quiet or subdued game.

Throw Throw Avocado

The 3-second version

Foam avocados designed to be thrown at other players during card duels
Collect three matching cards to score, then dodge projectiles when battles start
Physical action breaks up card play every few rounds
Requires table space and room to dodge
Not suited to quiet or reserved groups
Throwing accuracy affects gameplay

Why it's on GiftsFeed

Card-driven dodgeball game with foam avocados you throw at other players

Most party card games keep you sitting still, waiting for your turn while everyone else takes theirs. This one interrupts the card play with bursts of dodgeball, so you're always half-ready to duck or grab a projectile. It works because the foam avocados are soft enough to throw without worry but solid enough that getting hit feels like a real penalty.

The format suits groups that get restless during long card rounds or anyone who wants a game that breaks the usual party-game mold without requiring a big open space or athletic ability.

Good gift when

Groups who want a party game with movement and surprise
People who find most card games too passive
Households where throwing things indoors is encouraged
Players who enjoy games that keep everyone involved between turns

Skip it if If your space is too cramped to throw things safely or if anyone in the group dislikes sudden physical surprise, this won't work. The game requires reflexes and tolerance for mild chaos.

What's included

Deck of game cards
Two foam avocados
Boo Boo tokens

If you're giving it

No sizing to guess
Arrives ready to give

Packaged in a ready-to-gift box with clear game theme on the outside.

The details

This game combines a card-matching mechanic with physical dodgeball rounds. You deal cards around the table and work toward collecting three matching cards to score points. When someone plays a battle card, the action stops and two players grab the foam avocados and throw them at each other.

The foam avocados are soft projectiles designed to be thrown indoors without damaging anything or hurting anyone. They rest on the table between rounds, and when a duel begins, players scramble to grab them and start throwing.

Battles resolve quickly—someone gets hit, earns a Boo Boo token, and the card round resumes. The mix of strategy and sudden physical chaos keeps everyone alert, even when it isn't their turn. You're never more than a few seconds from diving under the table or laughing as someone across from you takes an avocado to the shoulder.

Setup is immediate. Deal the cards, place the two foam avocados in reach, and start playing. No board, no complicated rules to memorize. The game works for groups that want a party atmosphere without relying entirely on trivia or word games.

Exploding Kittens

Throw Throw Avocado

Collect matching cards, then throw soft projectiles across the table when battle cards appear

$24.99at explodingkittens.com

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The 3-second version

Foam avocados designed to be thrown at other players during card duels
Collect three matching cards to score, then dodge projectiles when battles start
Physical action breaks up card play every few rounds
Requires table space and room to dodge
Not suited to quiet or reserved groups
Throwing accuracy affects gameplay

Questions

How many people can play at once?: The game is designed for multiple players, typically working best with groups of four to six. More players increase the frequency of battles and the chaos around the table.
Are the avocados safe to throw indoors?: Yes, they are made from soft foam designed to be thrown at people and objects without causing injury or damage. They are squishy and lightweight.
How long does a typical game last?: Games are fast-paced and usually last fifteen to twenty minutes, depending on how many battles occur and how quickly players collect matching cards.
Do you need a lot of space to play?: You need a table for the cards and enough room around it for players to dodge or move quickly when avocados start flying. A living room or dining area is usually sufficient.
Is this game loud?: Yes, the physical action and sudden duels tend to generate noise and laughter. It is not a quiet or subdued game.