The Addicting Cork Toss Game – The Best Outdoor/Indoor Yard Game to Play with Family, Friends, and Adults

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• What is Corkaine? Corkaine is an addicting cork toss game that the whole family can play. You can play Corkaine as an outdoor lawn game or as an indoor board game, it’s up to you. There are over a dozen games that you can play with a single Corkaine game set, so the fun never ends.
• How To Play Corkaine? Teams compete to win cups by strategically tossing corks into targeted cups on the gameboard. The team who has the most corks in any of the cups on the board at the end of each round wins those cups and then follows the rules of the cups won.
• Rules Of The Cup – There are 4 main cup colors. Black, Gold, Silver, Red. Each cup color has a different rule attached to it and that rule depends on the game being played. For example, in “Classic Corkaine”, the black cups are what you’re trying to win (your points). Win the other cup colors to steal, rearrange, and/or return the black cups.
• Object of The Game – The object for every game depends on the game being played. In the game, “Classic Corkaine”, the object of the game is to win and stack more black cups than the opposing team. The game ends once all of the black cups are won off of the gameboard and the team with the most black cups stacked at that time, wins!
• Number of Players: 2 – 4 | Two Teams (Team Yellow vs Team Orange) with 1 – 2 players per team. There is an option to play with up to 12 players (6 teams) by purchasing green, purple, blue, and or white team corks (sold separately).
• Recommended Age: 16 – 100. Corkaine is a game that requires skill, strategy, and determination to win. The recommended age to play is 16 – 100 so don’t be afraid to challenge the whole family. Just don’t underestimate Grandma though…she just might be able to toss corks better than you.
• Is Corkaine a Drinking Game? NO. Corkaine is not a drinking game. Our slogan is “Get Addicted To A Better Game“. We are on a mission to get people addicted to breaking bad habits and replacing them with good habits…like playing fun and inclusive games socially with friends & family in person.