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Hot Potato

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$10 $20 In stock

Category: Games

  •  CLASSIC GAME - Get ready to channel your inner potato ninja and pass the spud like your life depends on it! It’s a race against time as you frantically pass it around, to avoid being left with the explosive potato of shame when time expires!
  • HILARIOUSLY INTERACTIVE - Our super-smart potato sensors bring the spud to life in potato-rrific fashion. Whether you toss, shake, or tap, the potato will respond with “spud-tastic” puns leaving you peeling with laughter.
  • 30+ PHASES & SOUND EFFECTS – This potato knows how to serve up laughter with a side of crispy humor. With over 30 hilarious sayings, this spud is ready to take your little ones on a wild potato adventure that will have them giggling on the floor.
  • ACTIVE PLAY - Time to bid farewell to your couch potato days and unleash your inner athlete with some energetic fun! Laugh, pass, jump, and dodge as you bravely face the ticking potato time bomb! Adjustable high/low volume so you can take the party indoors or out.
  • GIFT IT - This game guarantees a good time for kids of all ages 2-5+. Machine washable with 3xAAA batteries ensuring you can kick off the fun right out of the box!

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 25 reviews)

Eva ★★★★★

The timer gives you just enough chaos to make everyone shriek, and the build feels sturdy enough for the aggressive passing it encourages. We’ve played three rounds in a row and the suspense hasn’t worn off yet.

Sophia ★★★★★

The frantic pass-it-like-it’s-hot energy had my whole family screaming within thirty seconds, and even the kids who usually zone out were glued to it. The timer’s unpredictability keeps everyone on edge, and the potato itself is sturdy enough for a few clumsy drops. Best party game we’ve added to ou

Ella I. ★★★★★

The timer’s ticking is so frantic that even the adults were screaming by round three. We’ve used it at two parties already and the pass-it-like-your-life-depends-on-it rule turns total strangers into instant friends. My only complaint is that I lost twice, but that’s on my slow reflexes.