Smirk & Dagger Games

Run for your Life, Candyman! DELUXE: a cult classic of cookie combat

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Category: Board Games

A hilarious 30 minutes of ripping off your opponent's sugar-frosted limbs as you try to escape the sweet land of candy and confection. A twisted board game parody designed for 2-6 deeply disturbed people. 

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ellie R. ★★★★★

We played this with four friends and lost it completely when my brother’s gingerbread guy got his sugar-frosted arm ripped off mid-escape. The limb-ripping mechanic is so much more chaotic in person than it sounds, and the 2-6 player count makes it perfect for a rowdy game night. Absolutely worth ev

Lily ★★★★★

The rulebook says it takes 30 minutes, but our first game ran longer because we couldn't stop laughing while tearing each other's sugar-frosted limbs off. Perfect for 2-6 people who enjoy a little cookie-themed chaos.

Sophia U. ★★★★★

Played this with five friends and it got loud fast — the escape-the-candyland setup plus 2-6 player count means nobody sits out. Thirty minutes is about right, and ripping off frosted limbs never stopped being funny.