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Attention, Zombies: After far too long a wait, the color edition of Give Me The Brain is finally here. It's more spectacularly beautiful than you can possibly imagine, with full color cards, fifteen new bid cards by Brian Snoddy, and a bunch of new goodies like the Dog Brain, the Mop, and the Piece of String. Come back to Friedey's and see how Cheapass Games made the best card game of 1997 even better.
Welcome to Friedey's, the Fast Food Restraunt of the Damned. You and your Zombie co-workers have a lot of work to do, and there's only one Brain to pass around.
But don't let that bother you too much.
Working here doesn't usually require it.
Game Synopsis: Give Me The Brain is a hilarious card game set at Friedey's, the fast food restaurant of the damned. The object is simple: play out your hand. The problem is, a lot of the cards require a Brain, and you've only got one to pass around. Illustrated by Brian Snoddy.
FAQ: What's with Sharing is Caring? Can I play this without the Brain?
People are confused by the text on Sharing is Caring, a card that requires the Brain, but has a provision telling you what to do if you don't have it.
The fact is that because of cards like Rat Brain, Dog Brain, and Orders from the Boss, it's sometimes possible to play any Brain card when you don't have the Brain. The only thing that sets Sharing is Caring apart is that it actually refers to the position of the Brain, so we decided to tell you what to do when you don't have it. This doesn't mean it's any easier to play than the other Brain cards.
Production Note: If your copy of Give Me The Brain shipped without a rulebook, you can download a PDF version right here. We apologize for the inconvenience; the games were apparently assembled by zombies.
Players: 3-8
Playing Time: 15 minutes
Elements:
You Need: A 6-sided die to represent the Brain
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