How to play Emoji Party

Learn the rules to the board game Emoji Party quickly and concisely - This visually rich video has no distractions, just the rules.
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RULES:
The object of the game is to be the last player with cards still left in your deck. Setup. Sit in a circle and place the eggplant in the middle of the table. Shuffle the deck and deal all the cards out to all the players as evenly as possible. Each player stacks their cards into a face down deck in front of themselves. Players are not allowed to look at the cards.
The oldest player goes first then play proceeds clockwise. On your turn, flip the top card of your deck face up into a discard pile in front of you. As you discard you must flip the card away from you, so that the other players can see it first. All players must be able to see the top card of your discard pile at all times.
When an action card is flipped, you must follow the directions on the card. Whenever the top smiley card in any two player's discard piles match, players race to pick up the eggplant from the center of the table. The first player to pick up the eggplant adds cards according to the icon on the matching smiley cards.
The single person icon means that you shuffle your own discard pile and put it on the bottom of your deck. If you have no cards in your discard then you may take another player’s discard pile instead. The group of people icon, means you can take any player’s discard pile and shuffle it and add it to the bottom of your deck. The gold eggplant symbol means that you take every player’s discard pile, shuffle them together and add them to the bottom of your deck.
After adding cards to their deck, the player who grabbed the eggplant puts it back in the center of the table and takes the next turn by discarding the top card from their deck. IF two or more players grab the eggplant at the same time, then whoever is holding the eggplant closer to the purple tip end wins the grab.
When a player runs out of cards in their deck they must place the cards in their discard pile, if any, in the center of the table underneath the eggplant. Cards underneath the eggplant get added to the next player who grabs the eggplant from a pair of matching smiley cards.
If a player grabs the eggplant and there isn’t a pair of matching smiley cards visible, then, as a penalty, they must give every other player with a deck in front of them two cards from their deck. If the penalized player doesn’t have enough cards to distribute evenly for the penalty, then they must deal out the cards evenly in a clockwise direction.
If you have zero cards in your deck, you are allowed to “grab back in” on a matching pair of smiley cards. If you have no cards and you grab the eggplant when there isn’t a match, then, as a penalty, you may not grab in on the next match.
Once one player has all the cards in their deck, they are the winner. The winner removes the poop emoji and gives it to the player of their choice before dealing the next round.
When playing with 3 and 4 players, remove all the smiley cards with the group of people symbol and one of each of the following action cards: smoke, nauseous, lips, and ghost. When a player wins the eggplant, they always select any player’s discard pile to add to their deck.
Some additional rule variations you can play with are as follows:
Fiesta!: Everyone discards the top card of their deck at the same time. Remove the smoke action cards before dealing.
Stampede: The player that wins the eggplant can place it anywhere in the room. Players must run to grab it when there is a match.
Faces: Make the face that’s on your smiley card as you play it.
On fire!: If you win 3 eggplants in a row, then you add everyone’s discard pile to your deck.
Elimination: For a faster game, players can’t “grab back in” after they’ve run out of cards.

[@BladeTheGabite]

The person who ate an Eggplant last should be the first person to play imo

[@TheSusBus64]

Eggplant or………..

[@ZedTheSecond]

@@TheSusBus64 dirty joke.

[@TheSusBus64]

Ik

[@Wall_nut77]

@@TheSusBus64 pickels

[@somethingcoolidk]

I like how it’s a eggplant

[@nickyoung3039]

An

[@danik0011]

One more variation: Reverse If you lose eggplant grab battle, you take cards as shown on your card. If you ran out of cards, you win.

[@gilliananderson361]

Wow this game is incredibly complicated….. I don’t think many drunk people will understand this lol. Also I don’t think many kids will. So that rules out fun times with friends or fun times with family.

[@Keindzjim]

This is just a remake of Jungle speed!

[@clonefighter1996]

Similar to Jungle Speed but opposite.

[@rea9lizer]

I came up with Halli Galli seeing this and was surprised that nobody in the comment said the same. I googled and found that Halli Galli seems to be not a very famous game in some other countries than Korea. Am I right? I didn't expect that..

[@chanyy6838]

Next: How to play Sausage Movie (The first audience interactive film ever created. N-

[@Hanyamanusiabiasa]

This video reminds me the movie emoji.

[@StoMoComedoPro]

Cool, a couple of people commented about how it was an 🍆

[@luisarmandomonroyguevara8381]

What emojis are on the smiley cards?

[@Tomek1949]

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[@missykappa1156]

This game seems very fun.

[@solouno2280]

not exactly

[@hazmanhamid3733]

Me to

[@zizoismail7527]

Yeeeeet

[@MrNagathisen]

Yaaáaaaaaaaa

[@Kirrie_Sushicat]

Hm... I think I might have played it wrong. So you react to the people symbol even without a match? First time I tried it with 5 people it was not fun at all because it was so rare to get matching cards. The only fun thing that evening was people constantly make dildo jokes about the eggplant lol

[@r221grace]

what do you mean by that- if you mean the symbol bellow normal cards- then no you need a match if you mean action cards you dont need a match for that

[@mateok1ng211]

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