"Four Fun-tastic Alphabet Card Games In One Zooper-Dooper Deck!" Developed by a team of educators and parents. The four games are:
Monkey's Uncle!: "A terrific new twist on Old Maid, where no one wants to be the Monkey's Uncle!" (To play Monkey's Uncle, the dealer passes out all the cards. Everyone looks at their cards and places all matching cards face up. Players then take one of the remaining cards from the player on their left. If this new card makes a match, place the match face up on the table. If not, just add the card to your hand. Play continues until all cards are matched. The player left with the Joker/Gorilla card is the "Monkey's Uncle".)
Go-Go Gorilla!: "A racing game where players scramble to put their playing cards from A to Z!" (Separate the card deck by color, giving one color to each team/player. At the word "Go!", each team/player races to put their cards in alphabetical order from A to Z. The first player to finish takes the Joker/Gorilla card and yells "Go-Go Gorilla!")
Big Big Fish!: "Nate, do you have any 'A's? No? Then 'Go Fish' in the fish school pond!"
Mr. Moose's Memory Match!: "A fun flipping game where you try to remember where the animals are hiding!"
Ages 3 and up
- fun back-and-forth deduction duel
- logic-driven two-player engagement
- theme is light
- narrow audience (two-player only in core experience)
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Deduction — two-player deduction where players illuminate an alphabet letter code using numeric clues
Video topics + discussion points
Quotes (from this video)
- I hate this game so much.
- The theme definitely is carrying the game but I really like the mechanisms too.
- It's a nice back and forth two-player game trying to outguess the other person.
- This is basically Scrabble with pictures.