Meet the Lying, Cheating Raccoons from Our Game of the Month

If you’ve ever locked eyes with a raccoon mid-trash heist, you already know: that little bandit is not sorry… and absolutely cannot be trusted. In our March Game of the Month, neither are your friends!  

We’re excited to share Lying, Cheating Raccoons with you. This is a game where laughter is loud, trust is fragile, and trash is the ultimate prize.  Here’s how the mischief unfolds:  

Each player gets a raccoon die and a trash can cup to hide their roll. Shake, peek, and then decide… are you telling the truth about what you rolled… or spinning a tale worthy of a master trash bandit? Bluffing isn’t just allowed here; it’s the whole point.  

You might swipe trash tokens from the player on your left, or snatch from the right, maybe target someone at the other end of the table. But there’s a catch! Anyone can challenge you. If they call your bluff and they’re right? You pay the price. If they’re wrong? You get all the trash—err… the goods! 

Lying, Cheating Raccoons is designed for 2-6 players and recommended for anyone ages 8 and up! We love that it plays in about 10-15 minutes, making repeat rounds irresistible. It’s approachable enough for new or timid gamers. There are no complicated boards or sprawling setups, making it inviting and perfect for your next game night.  

So, grab a trash can, keep a straight face and remember, trust no one…especially raccoons. 

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