The fun of pretending to eat at home has been turned into a karuta game. It's fun for small children and adults can get serious about it... it's the ultimate stomach-busting game!!

In パクモグ (Pakumogu), players are acting out what it is like to eat certain foods, in an effort to get one of the other players to guess what they are eating.

The game comes with two decks of cards, each showing the same set of 36 food items, as well as plastic cutlery (fork, spoon, knife, and chopsticks).

Each player is dealt a hand of cards from one of the decks, and the other deck is spread out face up on the table. On their turn, a player takes the top card from their deck and attempts to act out eating that food; they may optionally use the cutlery. The other players examine the face up cards and try to guess what the food is; each player has one guess.

If a player guesses correctly, both the actor and the guesser earn a point. After each player has acted out each of their cards, the game ends and the player with the most points wins.

• 3–7 Players
  
• 15 Min
  
• Age: 5+