Throw Throw Burrito

Typically crazy from the makers of Exploding Kittens, Throw Throw Burrito is one of those games that delivers exactly what you expect - complete, hilarious chaos. It combines the energy of dodgeball with the quick reactions of a card game, making it a hit for family get-togethers or evenings with friends. The burritos themselves are brilliantly designed — soft enough not to cause any damage, but with enough weight to make a satisfying throw. The gameplay is easy to pick up, even for younger players, and within minutes everyone’s diving behind chairs and ducking for cover. The rules are simple, but the pace and unpredictability keep it exciting right through to the end. It’s the kind of game that inevitably gets loud, silly and full of laughter, which is precisely what makes it such a success. We’ve played it across all ages - our kids love it just as much as the adults - and it always ends with someone declaring they want another round. Brilliantly made, wonderfully ridiculous and perfect for bringing people together for a bit of light-hearted fun.

This game is fantastic for group fun! Exploding Kittens: Burrito Throw is fast-paced, silly, and endlessly entertaining. It’s perfect for teams, and the gameplay encourages laughter, strategy, and friendly competition. Easy to learn and quick to play, it’s a great choice for parties, family nights, or any gathering. A high-quality, fun-filled game that keeps everyone engaged and laughing.

Bought this a while ago and sat in the cupboard for a while, not managing to get the chance to play it. Eventually, the family were at a christmas party and decided to bring it along. It was a breakout hit, everyone got involved, especially the younger kids. It's fun, accessible and doesn't take itself too seriously. The cards and burritos are great quality (and more importantly, durable!) and small enough to bring along to any sort of gathering or event, which is where it will be best received. A fantastic game for a wide target audience, guaranteed to bring the laughs.

This review is based on two adults and two 12 yr olds playing - we found the rules easy to pick up after a couple of read throughs of the instructions. It's a bit like a fast paced game of "go fish" with added chaos. Everyone enjoyed the game - including the adult who'd had to have their arm twisted to join in. There were soon shrieks of laughter from everyone as the shouts of "burrito war!" etc went out and we scrambled to hurl our missiles at each other (very soft, don't hurt) and dive for cover. The games don't last long so you don't have to commit to hours if you don't feel like it, but equally you can keep playing for as long as the fun lasts. If you don't want an opportunity to throw things at your family without reproach, this probably isn't for you. If you like a laugh, it probably is.

For young teens and playful adults buy this. We still bring this on holiday as we laugh so much with this game.

This game is bonkers. No turn taking, just cards, burritos and cardboard bruises. We love this game that starts in the lounge and descends into chaos involving every room of our house. Easy to learn and fun for all ages.

This game is absolutely FUN! and best thing to play with a group of friends! The quality of the game is good!

Initially I was sceptical about this game thinking it was a tad over priced but I was wrong. We all love exploding kittens so decided that we should give this one a go. My son was delighted to receive it as a gift for his 14th birthday and couldn't wait to get the whole gamily together to play it. The concept is similar to the card game 'piggy' but with additional hilarious rules. The Burrito's are well made (soft thank goodness) and easy to grab and fling at your opponent without hurting them. Younger kids can play this game but would need adult supervision. A very VERY funny face paced game for all the family (there are 5 of us with ages ranging from 12 years - 50 years). Beware of serious face ache, not from being hit by a burrito but from laughing so hard. Definitely recommend this game.

This game is a grand ole silly goose time. I played it at my 30th birthday with a bunch of my friends, majority playing codenames and 8 of us at the burrito table. As the night went on, the codenames players were all hoping for a spot at the burrito table because our laughter was uncontainable. (Don't get me wrong, codenames is really fun too, it's just different vibes). I also played this game with my family including my 5 year old nephew who had a blast. It's easy to learn and pick up and so fun to play. The only down side is once you get a couple good throws in, it can lose its magic quickly. But wait a month or 2 and you'll be itching to play it again! A fantastic party game. On a side note, the burritos are sooooo soft and cute, you can throw them as hard as you want with absolutely no damage. A great party game, and gift. We're definitely looking into getting the camping version for the summer.

When you just need to throw a burrito this fills the need. Months later testing shows that when you need to throw a burrito this certainly does do that task.

Divertido a tope. No apto para gente muy bruta. :). Es muy parecido al burro de toda la vida pero con una vuelta de tuerca más divertida. Los niños de lo pasan muy bien

We purchased Throw Throw Burrito for my niece's 7th birthday with the idea that it would be a shared family gift. She really loves the burritos because she thinks they are cute and keeps one on her desk as an addition to her other squishy toys. She also really loves throwing them at her older brother. However, she could not keep up with the card game. I ended up being on her "team" and did all the card work. Eventually she started to help me draw cards, but she couldn't get into the speed of the game or quickly choose which card to discard. The cards are cute, and I think that makes her decisions a little tough, but also her personality is not the type to want to rush through things. Before putting a match of War cards down, I would show her so she would be prepared, and she would get excited that there would be a war. When it was our turn to grab a burrito, I would quickly grab it and give it to her to throw. So, she did enjoy the game, but could not fully play. Overall, based on my niece, who is a very sweet girl who is very smart and artistic, it wasn't really age-appropriate for her. I think she will be able to fully play next year when she is 8. I'm sure there are some 7-year-olds who could fully play, but this game was not my niece's cup of tea with her leisurely personality. Aside from that, the rest of the family loved the game. It's fun, fast, and fairly easy to get the hang of although we did watch a YouTube video on how to play. There is some degree of strategy you can implement to increase your chances of winning, but younger kids may not pick up on it. For example, the person to your right is discarding cards to you; if you notice that they usually discard certain cards, it may be worthwhile to start collecting those instead of whichever cards you were originally trying to collect. This is a great way to learn human behavior, and noticing what someone will do can be used to your advantage. All of the Exploding Kittens games are great, and this is no exception. It's clever and interesting when so many other games are just too similar or boring.

È un gioco veramente bello! Noi abbiamo cambiato un po' le regole per diverci di più! Le sfide si possono fare anche a fantasia, il primo che viene colpito prende uno stikers come penalità e si possono inventare anche dei pegni! 5 carte a testa, più un'altro mazzetto al lato, ogni giro d arti e prendi la nuova carta, lo scopo è fare più punti. un tris di carte speciali valgono 2 punti, un tris di carte normali 1 punto. Dopo il tris di carte speciali inizia la sfida con il Burrito. Chi ha buttato il tris può scegliere chi sfidarsi. Poi ognuno può creare delle regole a piacere. A noi è piaciuto moltissimo.