Exploding Kittens Hurry Up Chicken Butt Card Game – Screen-Free Active Play for Kids Ages 4-8, Playroom and Bedroom Floor Favorite
Exploding Kittens Hurry Up Chicken Butt Card Game – Screen-Free Active Play for Kids Ages 4-8, Playroom and Bedroom Floor Favorite
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Why you'll love it
- Gets children physically moving and laughing instead of staring at screens
- 2-minute rounds match young attention spans, so even reluctant players stay engaged
- Equal-chance gameplay means younger siblings and adults can win against older kids
- Simple, no-reading-required rules make it accessible to pre-readers and mixed-age groups
- Compact box (under 0.5 lb) is travel-friendly for restaurants, vacations, and visits
- Backed by the recognizable Exploding Kittens brand known for kid-friendly, funny games
Perfect for
- Active entertainment at family game night that gets kids off the couch
- Group icebreaker or party game for kids' birthdays and playdates
- Quick classroom or camp activity to burn energy between lessons
- Screen-free substitute for rainy-day or travel downtime
- Stocking stuffer or birthday gift for kids ages 4-8
Product Information
Exploding Kittens Chicken Butt 2-6 Players - Ages 4+ - 2 Minutes to Play - Hot Potato Style Card Game - Fun Card Game, Family Game Night, Creative Kids Game
How to Play: Get ready to jump up and get silly with Hurry Up Chicken Butt! Shake the Chicken to reveal your wacky activity, then perform it quickly before passing the Chicken Shaker to the next player. But watch out—if the timer goes off while you're holding the Chicken, you're out! This game is fast-paced, unpredictable, and guaranteed to get everyone laughing.
What’s Included: The game comes with a Chicken Shaker that reveals a variety of fun activities for players to perform. The unpredictable timer adds a thrilling twist, ensuring that no two rounds are the same. With simple rules and endless fun, this game is easy to learn and impossible to put down.
Who's it For?: Designed for 2-6 players, ages 5 and up, Hurry Up Chicken Butt is perfect for family game nights, kids' playdates, and gatherings where laughter is the main goal. Whether you're young or young at heart, everyone has an equal chance to win, making it a great game for all ages.
Where to Play: Ideal for getting the family off the couch and into a fun, active game, Hurry Up Chicken Butt is perfect for family bonding, parties, and playdates. It encourages physical activity, quick thinking, and creativity, making it a great choice for classrooms, camps, or any group looking to have a blast together.
Our Story: Kitten Games was created by Exploding Kittens to design games specifically for younger children. Games that fosters critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork while ensuring lots of fun for everyone!
A Hot-Potato kids game with jumping, laughing, and lots of animal noises! (And secretly…a little bit of screen free active play) This game gets you on your feet and into a silly mood. Shake the Chicken to reveal your activity, then quickly perform it before passing the Chicken Shaker to the next player. Don’t get caught holding the Chicken when the timer goes off! This game is fast, funny and it’s different every time. Plus, everyone has an equal chance to win…especially the little ones! Perfect for family game night or encouraging groups of kids to play together. You’ll laugh your butt off!Age Range Description: 4 and Up
Included Components: Includes 1 Chicken Shaker · 6 Playmats · 45 Activity Cards
Model Year: 2024
Item Type Name: Card Game
Model Name: HUCB
Global Trade Identification Number: 00810083044309
Material Type: Cardstock
Number of Players: 2-6
Container Type: Box
Other Special Features of the Product: Unpredictable Timer and Chicken Shaker
Number of Items: 1
Language: English
Customer Package Type: FFP
Is Assembly Required: No
Educational Objective: Promoting physical development, social skills, and cognitive skills through active, engaging gameplay
Operation Mode: Manual
Theme: Humor
Color: White
Subject Character: Chicken
Product Style: Hurry Up
Grenre: Humor
Item Dimensions L x W: 5.12"L x 2.87"W
Package Quantity: 1
Item Weight: 0.32 Pounds
Size: 172mm x 76mm x 152mm
Item Dimensions: 2.99 x 6.77 x 5.98 inches
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Hurry Up Chicken Butt safe and appropriate for my 4-year-old to play alone with siblings?
Yes. The game is designed for ages 4 and up with no reading required, soft cardstock components, and a chicken shaker that is safe to handle. Most parents feel comfortable letting young children play together in a playroom or bedroom floor setup with light adult supervision.
How does this card game keep my child away from screens during family game night?
Each 2-minute round demands physical silliness like jumping, gestures, and silly noises from the 45 activity cards, so kids are up and moving instead of sitting. Because rounds are short, attention holds even for reluctant players, making it a reliable screen-free swap.
Will the activity cards be too hard for a pre-reader in our household?
No. The 45 activity cards use pictures and simple cues rather than long text, so pre-readers and early readers can play without help. Mixed-age groups including younger siblings typically pick it up in one round.
Can my younger child actually win against an older sibling or adult playing this game?
Yes. The hot potato timer is unpredictable, so elimination is based on the chicken shaker rather than skill or reading ability. Equal-chance gameplay is one of the most loved features, and younger players frequently win against grown-ups.
Is the playmat surface safe and comfortable on a nursery or playroom floor?
Yes. The 6 included playmats are lightweight cardstock designed to mark each player's spot on carpet, tile, or hardwood. They lay flat, do not bunch, and are easy to wipe clean if snacks or drinks appear mid-round.
Is this a good game to keep in my child's bedroom for solo wind-down time?
It works best with at least one other person since it is a 2 to 6 player game, but kids often use the cards for self-challenge or invite a parent in for a quick round before bed. Many families keep the box in the bedroom closet as a go-to quiet-to-active transition.
How durable is the box if my kids carry it back and forth between rooms?
The 6.77 x 5.98 inch box is built for kid handling and weighs under half a pound, so it is easy for small hands to carry. Cards are printed on durable cardstock that holds up to repeated shuffling and bending.
Does this game work for a child who does not like losing?
Because rounds are only 2 minutes and the elimination is random via the timer, kids reset quickly and there is no lasting scoreboard to dwell on. Most parents find it gentler on sensitive players than traditional board games.
Can I leave this out on a low shelf in my playroom without pieces scattering?
Yes. The 45 cards, 6 playmats, and chicken shaker all fit back into the compact box with a snug lid. Many parents store it in a designated bin alongside other quick-play games for easy cleanup.
Is the chicken shaker loud or scary for a sensitive child?
The shaker makes a playful ticking sound rather than a startling noise, and there are no flashing lights or loud pops. It is designed for ages 4 and up, so most sensitive players handle it comfortably after one practice round.
How is this safer than a typical hot potato toy for young kids?
There is no real heat, no hard ball, and no throwing involved. The 'hot potato' is simulated through a timer and cards, so children get the suspense and laughter without any burn risk or impact hazard.
Could the small cards or shaker be a choking concern for my toddler?
The game is rated for ages 4 and up, and the shaker is sized for small hands rather than tiny ones. If you have a toddler in the home, store the box on a higher shelf and supervise mixed-age play, as you would with any game with small parts.
Will my child get bored of it after a few play sessions?
With 45 activity cards, 6 playmats, and an unpredictable timer, each round plays out differently. Many families report it stays fresh for months, and the Exploding Pigeon variant offers a second game to keep the collection exciting.
How do you set up and play Hurry Up Chicken Butt step by step?
Each player places a playmat in front of them, the activity cards are shuffled into a center draw pile, and the chicken shaker is set to start. On your turn, draw a card and perform the silly action. When the chicken shaker goes off, the player holding it (or performing the action) is out, and a new round begins. A full game typically lasts 5 to 10 minutes.
How long does a typical round or full game take to play?
Each individual round is designed to last about 2 minutes, and a full game with 2 to 6 players usually wraps in 5 to 10 minutes. This short format is intentional, so it fits easily into a family game night, classroom break, or party rotation.
Can I mix Hurry Up Chicken Butt cards with the Exploding Pigeon version?
Yes. Many families combine the activity cards from both versions to expand the silliness, since the core mechanics are the same. The chicken shakers are unique to each box, but the cards are fully cross-compatible for a custom game night.
Does this game work with other Exploding Kittens card games for kids?
It plays well alongside other kid-friendly Exploding Kittens titles as part of a rotation, and the simple rules make it a good 'first Exploding Kittens game' before introducing slightly more complex variants. The brand consistency also helps families who collect multiple titles.
What is included in the box, and do I need to buy anything separately?
The box contains 1 chicken shaker, 45 activity cards, 6 playmats, and a quick-start rule sheet. Nothing else is required to play, and the game runs on no batteries or extra components.
Is the game safe and durable for repeated use by young children?
Yes. The components are made of sturdy cardstock with a sealed chicken shaker, and the design is age-rated 4 and up. Most families find the box and cards hold up well to months of regular play.
How do I clean the cards and playmats if they get dirty?
A lightly damp cloth wipes the playmats and cards clean of most spills, smudges, and playground dirt. Allow the components to air dry before placing them back in the box to prevent moisture damage.
What is the difference between a hot potato style game and a traditional board game?
A hot potato style game uses a timer or random trigger for elimination rather than dice, strategy, or scorekeeping, which keeps rules simple and rounds short. Hurry Up Chicken Butt applies that style to a card-driven activity format, so kids get the laughter of hot potato with the variety of action cards.
