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Coyote

Meet the action-packed card game full of high fives and havoc!

Coyote - Main image
$6.49 $9.99 In stock

Category: Games

Created by Tim Ferriss, the mind behind The 4-Hour Workweek, Tools of Titans, and more, this card game gets everyone locked in and laughing. It’s simple to learn but hard to master (hat tip to Nolan Bushnell).

Each card has an action and a word. Lay out a line of cards and take turns, performing and saying each card. Add “coyote” cards to sabotage the other players and make the game harder. Mess up the sequence, and you're out. The last player standing wins! Unleash your trickster spirit with a game that's fast, chaotic, and different every time you play.

It's great brain training and perfect for friends’ or family game night.
Dimensions: L 3x W 1.5x H 4.75x

What's In the Box?

Coyote comes with:

66 Cards

Plus, one instruction manual that you will probably skim.

Contents shot of the Coyote game cards and components

HEY! READING IS THE WORST WAY TO LEARN HOW TO PLAY A GAME. WATCH THIS INSTEAD:

How to play header art featuring the Coyote character

QUICK STEP GUIDE

Otter action cards labeled jazz hands, ballet, boop, and hellooo

FLIP

Lay out a single row of cards in the middle of the table. Flip over the same number of cards as there are players. 

How to play: stick figures with the words thump thump

BEAT

Set a beat by thumping your hands on the table twice for each action (think “We Will Rock You” by Queen). 

How-to-play scene with Boop and Rock On cards and reacting characters

DO

Go clockwise around the table and perform the action in front of you while keeping the beat. 

Rows of game cards displayed in colored frames

ADD

Add more Action Cards and Attack Cards to the line to make things harder. 

Mess up three times and you are out, thump-thump characters

KEEP GOING

If you mess up 3 times you’re out. The last player standing wins. 

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava ★★★★★

My friends and I played this for three hours straight and nobody wanted to stop. It claims to be simple to learn but hard to master, and that's exactly right.

Matthew Z. ★★★★★

Brought this to a dinner party and we didn't touch our phones for two hours. The rules take five minutes to explain, but figuring out who's bluffing gets surprisingly cutthroat by round three.

Claire ★★★★★

My friends and I ended up playing this for three hours straight at a cabin weekend, and nobody wanted to stop. The rules take a minute to absorb but once it clicks the bluffing gets ruthless, which is exactly what I wanted from a card game.