Official Dweebies Rules
How To Play Dweebies
2 - 6
Players
8+
Ages
15 MIN
Play Time
$9
Price
Dweebies is a refreshing twist on the traditional card game, where the objective remains to collect the most cards for victory. However, what sets Dweebies apart is its unique and engaging gameplay, suitable for players of nearly all ages. The cards are used to form a random "game board," and players drawing cards must strategically match these with cards placed at the ends of single rows to win the entire row of cards. This dynamic approach maintains an element of strategy and excitement in each round, indeed making it thrilling for everyone involved.
Dweebies is perfect for parties and social gatherings; it's quick to learn a game, hence easy to play and accessible for players with wide-ranging skill levels. Skill-wise, it's suitable for children, yet deep enough to be challenging for more mature players. Whether you want to add a new game to your family game night or just mix things up at any gathering, Dweebies is sure to provide hours of entertainment and friendly competition. Try it out today and see just how strategic you can get with your play to be able to grab the most cards and win.
Dweebies are colorful in nature and exist within a colorful world. They will be quirky to that point of being captivating, with every one of them having different professions or hobbies their name carries. Mastering Dweebies is not as easy as it looks because they have a deceptively innocent look. A key strategy tip that the Dweebie gave away was to make sure that no line of cards gets too long. It really opens a whole world for careful planning and tactical decisions. Explore the world of Dweebies and find the delight in this wonderful card game today.
Dweebies is perfect for parties and social gatherings; it's quick to learn a game, hence easy to play and accessible for players with wide-ranging skill levels. Skill-wise, it's suitable for children, yet deep enough to be challenging for more mature players. Whether you want to add a new game to your family game night or just mix things up at any gathering, Dweebies is sure to provide hours of entertainment and friendly competition. Try it out today and see just how strategic you can get with your play to be able to grab the most cards and win.
Dweebies are colorful in nature and exist within a colorful world. They will be quirky to that point of being captivating, with every one of them having different professions or hobbies their name carries. Mastering Dweebies is not as easy as it looks because they have a deceptively innocent look. A key strategy tip that the Dweebie gave away was to make sure that no line of cards gets too long. It really opens a whole world for careful planning and tactical decisions. Explore the world of Dweebies and find the delight in this wonderful card game today.
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- Official Dweebies Game Rules And Instructions
Throughout the game, you are tying to match Dweebies on both ends of any line in play in an attempt to collect the most cards.
Perparation: Shuffle the deck and deal each player a hand of five face-down cards. Look at your cards, but keep them hidden from your opponents. Notice the number of dots under the Dweebie in the top left and bottom right corners; this indicates how many times the Dweebie appears in the deck. Place the remaining cards face down in a draw pile within easy reach of all players.
Game Play: The person with the least amount of hair goes first, and play continues to the left. On each turn, follow these three steps in order:
Dweebies will form lines both vertically and horizontally. You may collect cards if you place a Dweebie at the end of any line that matches the Dweebie at the other end of the same line. Collect the entire line, including the two end cards, and place them in a face-down pile in front of you.
Matching Dweebies must be at the very end of a line, not somewhere in the middle. Diagonal lines cannot be collected.
As the game progresses, a group of Dweebies will grow in the middle. If this group is split into several smaller groups when a player collects a line of cards, players must place cards to rejoin the Dweebies by the shortest possible link. No player may collect Dweebies until they are once again connected!
If you forget to draw a card at the end of your turn, you may draw at any time. When the draw pile is empty, continue playing with the cards in your hands until everyone is out of cards. The game ends at that point, and the player who has collected the most cards wins.
Please keep in mind that the official Dweebies PDF rules listed below could be different depending on the version you have. They should be an exact copy of what came in your original packaging. Download them to view now or print them for later use.
Game Play: The person with the least amount of hair goes first, and play continues to the left. On each turn, follow these three steps in order:
- Place a card: Take any one card from your hand and place it face-up on the playing surface.
- Collect Dweebies: If you match the Dweebie on the other end of any line, you get to collect all the cards in that line.
- Draw a card: Finish your turn by taking the top card from the draw pile into your hand.
Dweebies will form lines both vertically and horizontally. You may collect cards if you place a Dweebie at the end of any line that matches the Dweebie at the other end of the same line. Collect the entire line, including the two end cards, and place them in a face-down pile in front of you.
Matching Dweebies must be at the very end of a line, not somewhere in the middle. Diagonal lines cannot be collected.
As the game progresses, a group of Dweebies will grow in the middle. If this group is split into several smaller groups when a player collects a line of cards, players must place cards to rejoin the Dweebies by the shortest possible link. No player may collect Dweebies until they are once again connected!
If you forget to draw a card at the end of your turn, you may draw at any time. When the draw pile is empty, continue playing with the cards in your hands until everyone is out of cards. The game ends at that point, and the player who has collected the most cards wins.
Please keep in mind that the official Dweebies PDF rules listed below could be different depending on the version you have. They should be an exact copy of what came in your original packaging. Download them to view now or print them for later use.
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Jamie M says:
This is one of those card games that you can play with your kids and them making mistakes actually make the game more of a challenge for you. I've been beaten multiple times by my kids and I was trying my hardest to win. Fun game; I recommend Dweebies (and is super easy to learn how to play with the illustrated game rules).
10-29-2013
This is one of those card games that you can play with your kids and them making mistakes actually make the game more of a challenge for you. I've been beaten multiple times by my kids and I was trying my hardest to win. Fun game; I recommend Dweebies (and is super easy to learn how to play with the illustrated game rules).
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