| Complete Games for Sale - click name to purchase (All games are previously played unless otherwise noted) Game Condition => Pricing Scale (click link above) # 02328- 2005 Tumblin' Monkeys game Mattel $9.95 Excellent Condition # 02657- 2005 Tumblin' Monkeys game Mattel $8.75 Very Good Condition # 00000 - 2005 Tumblin' Monkeys game Mattel $7.95 Acceptable Condition |
Tumblin' Monkeys game ©2005, Mattel Ages: 5 and Up Players: 2 to 4 |
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| 1 Tree assembly 1 Tree base 1 Tree fonds top 2 Tree trunk halves 30 Plastic sticks 10 Pink sticks 10 Green sticks 10 Orange sticks 30 Hanging monkeys 1 Specialty die Rules |
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DESCRIPTION
Tumblin' Monkeys plays similar to the classic game of Ker Plunk. Instead of
using marbles, players drop plastic monkeys through the hole in the top of
the plastic "tree". Three different colored sticks are slid through holes in the
tree trunk to keep the monkeys from dropping. Game play involves players
rolling a die and removing sticks of the same color rolled. Players must be
careful when removing a stick, because that player must keep each monkey
that drops during their turn. The player with the fewest monkeys when they
have all dropped to the bottom is declared the winner.
Tumblin' Monkeys plays similar to the classic game of Ker Plunk. Instead of
using marbles, players drop plastic monkeys through the hole in the top of
the plastic "tree". Three different colored sticks are slid through holes in the
tree trunk to keep the monkeys from dropping. Game play involves players
rolling a die and removing sticks of the same color rolled. Players must be
careful when removing a stick, because that player must keep each monkey
that drops during their turn. The player with the fewest monkeys when they
have all dropped to the bottom is declared the winner.
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