Pass the Pigs

Mess is a dice game of David Moffat. The game was released in 1977 with David Moffat Enterprises as Pig Mania. In 1984 it was sold by the company as MB Pass the Pigs and in Germany as a mess. Since 2001, it is manufactured by Winning Moves under license.

Equipment

Video slot featuring two little pigs made ​​of rubber, is rolled with those a points scale, as well as a case in which find the accessories, block and place pins. The pigs are identified for better differentiation of the pages on one side with a black dot.

Regulate

The game idea is very simple: it is in turn rolled with the two pigs. Depending on how the diced pork from the hand come to rest on the table top, the player gets between 0 and 100 points. The more improbable the constellation, the higher the score. Each player can roll the dice as long and earn points until he rolls a " lazy pig" or a " pigsty " or he passes the dice to the next player, and can be credited to the added points. The special attraction here is the temptation to collect still more points per cube transition and to take the risk of a "total crash ".

Mess is a game of chance and is due to the simple play principle and the simple equipment for larger rounds or on the go.

Assessment

  • A pig Wallow - The pig is on the back - 5 points
  • Haxe - The pig stands on the feet - 5 points
  • Snout - The pig leaning on his snout - 10 points
  • Jaw - The pig leaning on snout and ears - 15 points
  • Both pigs Sau - Both pigs are on the same page - 1 point
  • Double wallow - Both pigs lie on your back - 20 points
  • Doppelhaxe - Both pigs are standing on their feet - 20 points
  • Double snout - Both pigs lean on their snouts - 40 points
  • Double cheek - Both pigs lean on muzzle and ears - 60 points
  • Lazy pig - Both pigs lie on different sides (one at the top, once below) - 0 points for current round and the next player 's turn
  • Goulash - combination of two items that has not been mentioned above - sum of the individual scores
  • Sauhaufen - the pigs touch - score is set to 0 and the next player 's turn
  • Mess - a pig lands on the other without touching the table top - the player is eliminated from the round of

"Swine Legends"

The rules of the game is a "swine legend" settled. However, this changed in the various editions:

  • Jonas - and - Franzl legend
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