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I'm A Little Crabby

Scratch your nose, blink three times, tap your shoulder. A Game of Secret Signals Where You HIDE EVERYTHING and SUSPECT EVERYONE.

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$13.19 $19.99 In stock

Category: Games

A game of secrets where you hide everything and suspect everyone. 

I’m A Little Crabby teaches you how to sharpen your claws and mistrust—with enough sass to survive the cinematic divorce showdown ahead.

Ideal for families, friends, and groups of all sizes who enjoy playful competition and teamwork. Perfect for game nights and parties where laughter is key.

What's In the Box?

I’m a Little Crabby comes with:

  • 78 Cards (containing top-notch crab puns)
  • 29 Mini Crab Points
  • 1 Turn Indicator

Plus, one instruction manual that you will probably skim.

Contents shot of the A Little Crabby game box and components

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

Three red crab cartoons equals points illustration

QUICK STEP GUIDE

How to play: two stick figures pointing and signaling each other

PICK A SIGNAL

Gather your teammates and privately decide on a secret signal, such as touching your nose or blinking a lot.

Fanned set of orange King Crab cards

COLLECT

Draw cards with the goal of getting 4 matching ones.

One character pointing and signaling at another

SIGNAL

When you have a set of 4, use your team’s secret signal to try and get them to notice you. But be subtle because you don’t want your opponents to see you first.

Line-art character shouting and pointing

SHOUT

When they see you signaling, your teammates (or the other team) will shout “You’re a Little Crabby”

Cluster of red crab point tokens

GET POINTS

Whichever team recognizes the signal first gets crab points. The team with the most crab points wins!

Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Robert ★★★★★

We usually play cards at game night, but this one had us all side-eyeing each other within ten minutes. The whole "hide everything and suspect everyone" mechanic really delivers, and the sass in the prompts had us laughing until we couldn't breathe. Already planning to bring it to our next dinner pa

Zoe Y. ★★★★★

Played this with my siblings last weekend and we were all accusing each other by the second round—the mechanic of hiding everything really forces you to watch everyone’s tells. It’s got just the right amount of sass to keep the mood light even when someone’s caught red-handed. We’ve already planned

Robert Q. ★★★★☆

The sass in the rulebook is genuinely fun, and the whole hide-and-mistrust premise makes for some hilariously tense rounds with the right group. Took a couple plays to get the secret-keeping flow down, but once everyone’s in on it, it’s a solid pick for game night.