Djeco Woolfy cooperative game, 5 years+, wood and cardboard

The Woolfy cooperative game from Djeco is a board game where players collaborate to help the three little pigs build their brick house before the Big Bad Wolf catches them and throws them into the cooking pot. If the three little pigs manage to reach home safely, all players win together. If the wolf manages to catch them all, then the wolf is the one who wins. The game is inspired by the classic story "The Three Little Pigs".

On each turn, the dice are rolled to move the pigs or the wolf on the game board. Along the way, children must build the brick house and avoid the wolf capturing the pigs and taking them to the cauldron. The rules are simple and easy for little ones to understand, and the adorable figurines are easy to move. The box contents include a game board, three little pig figurines and a Big Bad Wolf, a plastic cauldron, a brick house to build, and 3 wooden dice. The game rules are available in 10 languages.

Woolfy develops team spirit and cooperation among children, stimulates strategic thinking and decision-making, encourages communication, and helps develop patience and attention. Being a cooperative game, all players work together towards the same goal, which makes it suitable for playing with family or in groups of children. The game was awarded the Young Einsteins Award at the 2020 Imagination Gaming Awards in the UK.

The product is made of wood and cardboard. The recommended age is 5+ years. The manufacturer is Djeco, based in France. The game is suitable both for fun and for learning collaboration among the little ones.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the recommended age for Woolfy? The recommended age is 5+ years.

What is the game made of? The game is made of wood and cardboard.

What does the box contain? The box includes a game board, three little pig figurines and a wolf, a plastic cauldron, a brick house to build, and 3 wooden dice.

How do you win the game? If all the pigs reach home safely, all players win together; if the wolf catches them all, the wolf wins.