Señor Pepper
Product ID: 192676928
👥2-5 players, social gameplay
⏱️Fast-paced reflex challenge
🌶️Vibrant multicolor plastic peppers
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🌶️ Grab the heat before it’s gone—speed, color, and fun in every snap!
Senor Pepper is a fast-paced, dexterity-based game for 2-5 players aged 7 and up. Players quickly identify and grab the plastic pepper shown most on their cards to earn cactus tokens. The game requires no reading, making it accessible and engaging for all ages. With vibrant components and quick rounds, it’s perfect for lively family gatherings or casual competitive play.
| Best Sellers Rank | #945,785 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #23,354 in Board Games (Toys & Games) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 30 Reviews |
J**E
Easy, fun family game
A game full of memories for our house, great find, came in on one piece
T**L
Funny, silly game
This was a gift for my grandchildren that were shut up for Covid-19. They love it. Even those who don't read well can play just look at the picture on the card.
L**A
Fun for young & old!
Kiddos loved it played well with a 4 year old too!
D**8
Fun game, ripped box
The game looks like it will be fun...but it is a Christmas gift and came with the box dented and ripped like this, so I’m a little upset about that.
J**D
Cute game pieces but not fun
I played this game with with my 6 yr old grandson and it is ridiculously complicated. The players turn over their cards, which have a variety of colored peppers printed on them, and they then try to figure out what the various combinations of colored peppers results in. The first to figure it out grabs a particular colored pepper figurine. But they don't keep the figurine; they just trade it for a cactus game piece (why not just take the cactus piece in the first place?). The pepper figurines are cute but worthless. The player with the most cactus game pieces at the end wins. Figuring out the card combinations is difficult at best; impossible for a six year old. However, an older child would definitely not want to play this game ... well, neither does this grandma. This game is going right to the local thrift store.
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