Asmodee – Asmodee USA

Hogwash

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$3.71 $5.99 In stock

Category: Bicycle

Bring laughter and lighthearted mischief to the table with Bicycle Games: Hogwash, the family bluffing game that gets everyone smiling from the first card played. Easy to learn and quick to jump into, Hogwash blends simple card play with playful “gotcha!” moments—perfect for kids and adults who want a game that’s silly, social, and endlessly replayable. 

Players take turns placing cards face down in ascending order while announcing what they “claim” to be playing. Don’t have the right card? Bluff your way through! But watch out—if someone calls “HOGWASH!” you might get caught. Safe for kids, fun for grownups, and filled with adorable art that resonates with families, Hogwash is fun for the whole family age 6+. Packaged in a re‑sealable storage bag, it’s game‑night‑ready at home, on trips, or at a friend’s house. With approachable rules and quick rounds, Hogwash is the kind of game kids ask to play again…and again…and again.

  • FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY: Designed for ages 6+, making it perfect for siblings, parents, grandparents, and mixed‑age play. Playable with 3-8 players.
  • QUICK TO LEARN, EASY TO PLAY: Simple mechanics and fast rounds keep everyone engaged.
  • ADORABLE ARTWORK: Charming illustrations add personality and appeal for kids and families.
  • BUILT FOR REPLAYABILITY: Bluff, laugh, call out your friends, and try new strategies every round.

Contents:

52 cards, 1 rules


Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian P. ★★★★★

Even my non-gamer parents picked up the bluffing rules in under two minutes, and we were all laughing by the second round. It's rare to find a game that works for ages 8 to 80 this smoothly.

Ruby ★★★★★

We pulled this out after dinner and my kids were laughing before the first round even ended. The bluffing part is simple enough that my 8-year-old caught on fast, but the adults still got tricked. Quick to learn and no long rulebook to slog through.

Adam ★★★★★

Game night with my roommates turned into an hour of us trying to bluff each other with straight faces. The rules took about five minutes to pick up, which meant we were actually playing instead of reading the manual.