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Tacocat Spelled Backwards

A lil' board game with a cat who is also a taco.

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$4.87 $7.99 In stock

Category: Other Games

BEAT YOUR OPPONENT'S CARDS. WIN TACOCAT TO YOUR SIDE.

Tacocat Spelled Backwards is a game of clever card matchups in a box that is also a board with a cat who is also a taco. Unfold the box, then duel head-to-head in palindrome-themed battles. The higher card wins the round and brings Tacocat closer to your side. Each card victory moves you one step closer to winning.

what’s in the box?

Tacocat Spelled Backwards comes with:

· 38 Palindrome Cards
· 7 Palindrome Tiles
· 1 Tacocat Token
· 1 Box/Gameboard

Plus one instruction manual that you will probably skim.

Tacocat card game box shown with its cards

Hey! Reading is the worst way to learn how to play a game. Watch this instead:

Box equals board diagram showing the box unfolding into a play board

quick step guide

Tray of cards with arrows showing the box rolled backwards

Unfold the box

This turns the box into the game board.

Card battle pitting a ten against a five

duel

Character with number and letter tiles spelling moves

Move

Move Tacocat to your side of the board to win! Each card victory moves you one step closer to winning.

Smiling Tacocat character, a cartoon cat inside a taco shell

Portable open-and-play design.

Includes delightful and hilariously illustrated palindrome cards and tiles.

This is NOT a spelling game, but try spelling Tacocat’s name backwards!

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Madison I. ★★★★★

Didn't expect a card game to actually be a board too, but unfolding the box and dueling over Tacocat is weirdly addictive. The card matchups are simple enough to teach in a minute but still make you think. Played four rounds straight the first night.

Grace G. ★★★★★

The box unfolds into the actual board, which my kids thought was the coolest part. Card matchups are quick enough that we played four rounds before dinner, and the taco-cat art got a laugh every time.

Riley ★★★★★

Didn't expect the whole game to fit in something that folds out into the board, but it does and it's genuinely clever. My partner and I played four rounds in a row the first night, and the card matchups keep you thinking without dragging. The cat-taco thing sounds gimmicky until you're actually duel