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Ancient sorcery, dark omens and endless curses — you will become one of the adepts of the dark magic of the Egyptians or a follower of the ancient art of the Badly Dead Druids or an arcane sorcerer of Vudù rituals! Prepare yourselves for the biggest dispute of black magic ever. The Vudù tournament has just begun!
In Vudù, the players act as the most wicked and malicious sorcerers of all time, and they want to use their curses and black magic to make the lives of their enemies impossible to prevail over them! Each turn, you roll five dice, collect your ingredients, then choose whether to take new cards, take new items, or cast a spell. Each spell has a powerful and tricky curse attached to it that forces your target to play in a specific way, for example, talking with his tongue out for the rest of the game, or using only a single hand, or running around the table each turn. Each curse grants you points when you cast it and many more points if your target forgets to obey it or becomes too exhausted to continue. Collect as many malediction points as you can to reach the final tile of the scoreboard before anyone else!
- Humorous theme that can attract both kids and adults.
- Simple rules and short play times suit party settings.
- Accessible and easy to teach for new players.
- The immature toilet humor may not appeal to all players.
- Potential for a chaotic game state in larger groups.
- Subject matter may require social calibration to avoid offense.
- Bathroom humor and silly bodily imagery used as central theme.
- A toilet-themed setting that doubles as the 'board' for a Go Fish-inspired party game.
- Lighthearted, irreverent humor aimed at family audiences; playful banter and self-aware risibility.
- Go Fish
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Category collection and set completion — Accumulate at least one card from each category. When this happens, the player can declare 'poo' and lay down a five-card set, triggering a point or end condition.
- End-of-deck and game end — The round ends when the toilet deck is exhausted and no cards remain to draw; scoring occurs and a winner is determined.
- Go Fish-style querying — Players on their turn pick an opponent and ask for a specific category (person, size, color, consistency, or smells). If the opponent has a matching card, they must give one; the active player can continue asking until they miss.
- Penalty cards — Diarrhea cards exist in the deck and can end a player's turn or otherwise reduce scores, adding risk to rounds.
- set collection — Accumulate at least one card from each category. When this happens, the player can declare 'poo' and lay down a five-card set, triggering a point or end condition.
Video topics + discussion points
Quotes (from this video)
- The best compliment I've gotten as a gamer is that I'm unpredictable.
- Go Poo is a silly twist on the classic card game Go Fish and the box is a toilet.
- This is an immature game, and I am not above that.
- You can go poo right now.
- Me meaning the game's already out and released.