THE ODD ONES OUT: Fans all over love TheOdd1sOut, the popular YouTube channel with over 15 million subscribers that James created to tell his funny life stories and thoughts.HARRY THE MOTH: Dedicated to the moth that James & his sister caught (and watched get devoured), Can’t Catch Harry is a card game designed by James, creator of the YouTube channel The Odd 1s Out.FAVORITE CHARACTERS: This 10-20 minute game is for 2-6 players ages 6 years & up and includes 58 playing cards featuring The Odd 1s Out characters, 1 playmat, 6 plastic figurines, & instructions.Once you have four of the same cards, catch the moth before anyone else! Get to 11 points to win.

QUICK GAMEPLAY: Pass and discard cards as fast as you can to collect four of a kind.ORIGINAL CARD GAME: Can you catch Harry the Moth? Find out in this fun, fast-paced game that’s a must-have for any The Odd 1s Out fan, featuring well-known characters from favorite videos.Lastly, consider a penalty point for anyone who accidentally punches a rival player while making a desperate grab for a moth. If you’re using the game mat, then rotate it between rounds so that the highest-scoring moths aren’t always closest to the same people. Maybe the triggering player can try and catch Harry while showing their set of four at once, but they can’t scoop the moth first and then reveal their cards. As a suggestion, the player declaring a set of four has to begin lowering those four cards to the table before making a snatch at the highest value moth. Or tickles.Īnother recommended house rule that was forged after a few tests is that there needs to be some sort of etiquette around revealing you have a set of four. This means no trying to pry the higher scoring model from their hands. Geek Native HQ discovered quickly that Can’t Catch Harry really needs some strong house rules.įirstly, once someone has caught a moth then they should get to keep the moth. Suggested house rules for Can’t Catch Harry They’re a sort of solid and yet squeezable plastic. It’s also notable that the moths are nice to hold. If anyone completes the Devil cards, then no one scores any points, except for the Devil player and they score the value of the moth (or lantern) they grab. There’s a Harry set to collect, which unlike every other set of cards, is worth points. There are also some nice mechanics in the collect four aspects of the card game. If you go over, then you score no points for that round and have to try again. Can’t Catch Harry does that evil thing where you need to score exactly 11 points to win. The game is over once someone has 11 points. You won’t do it on purpose, but hands will clash, and there will be contact. In that case, you play with only one moth model and the lantern.Īnd this is when, I think, you’ll punch your sister. The game can be played with just two players. Created by James Rallison Lost your survey We’ll send a survey link to the email address you used to pledge for this campaign. If you’re left with the lantern, then you lose points. If you catch Harry, you score the most points. When one player has four matching cards, its moth rescue time and there’s a mad rush to pick up the models. There’s not much skill to the game at this point but the card passing keeps people’s hands busy and acts as an unpredictable countdown timer. Unroll the dinky play mat that comes with the game, place the lantern model and the four moth models (one of which is Harry) on the mat and play some cards.Ĭard play is supposed to be fast and frantic, and the critical mechanic has you passing cards to the player clockwise to you. The set up in Can’t Catch Harry is simple and take seconds. Instead, we’re all about saving moths from the siren lure of the baleful lamp. Geek Native does not condone sister punching. I think the game will cause you to punch your sister. The game and the weirdly cute accompanying moth models are based off a traumatic childhood memory and a popular video which is shown at the bottom of this review. Not a game designer you know? Rallison is better known as the talent behind the animated YouTube channel Odd 1s Out. Can’t Catch Harry is a recently fulfilled Kickstarter project from James Rallison.

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