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Roly Poly Goalie

A card game of tossing, rolling, and goaling that gets everyone up and laughing in minutes!

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$14.59 $19.99 In stock

Category: Games

Encourage active play with this family game that’s a cute and silly twist on the classic game of “War”. 

Both teams flip over a card and whoever has the higher one gets to keep both. If there’s a tie, you’ll both have to roll, throw, or dodge the soft, adorable Roly Polies to get those cards. Whoever has the most cards at the end of the game wins. It’s part carnival game, part kids card game, all screen free fun that even grown-ups will enjoy.

It encourages active play, problem-solving, counting skills, and family bonding–making it a great birthday gift, classroom game, or instant energy boost for game night.

Roly Poly Goalie Encourages

  • Active Play

  • Counting Skills

  • Problem Solving

  • Family Bonding

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QUICK STEP GUIDE

The Setup instructions showing box unpacked into two teams
How to play: both teams flip a card and the higher card wins
How to play: on a tie, players draw two cards and flip a battle disk
How to play: the battle disk decides the next physical challenge
Step four instruction, the battle winner keeps all the cards

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe ★★★★★

My kids beg to play this every single night, and I love that it gets them moving instead of staring at screens. The “War” card twist is simple enough for my 6-year-old to grasp, and the silly goalie theme makes losing feel fun too.

Jacob ★★★★★

We've played this dozens of times since it arrived, and the silly twist on War gets everyone—even my teenager—laughing and moving around the living room. The card-flipping pace keeps it quick enough for a round before dinner, but it's surprisingly competitive too.

Robert F. ★★★★★

My kids beg to play this every night now, and the silly active twist on War keeps even my 7-year-old engaged instead of just sitting and staring at cards. The card-flipping mechanic is simple enough that we started our first round in under two minutes, and it’s genuinely fun to watch them scramble a