Objective of the Game

Croco Doc, also known as "Snappy Crocodile," is a simple, exciting children's board game where the main goal is to press the teeth of a plastic crocodile without getting snapped. It helps develop fine motor skills and the ability to handle suspenseful situations.

Game Components

• A plastic crocodile with a mouth containing teeth that can be pressed down.

Setup

• Place the crocodile in the center of the playing area so that all players have easy access to its mouth.
• Lightly press down all the crocodile's teeth until they click into position.

Gameplay

1. Determine Turn Order: Players decide who goes first. One option is that the youngest player starts, or players agree on a method.
2. Pressing Teeth: The first player presses down one of the crocodile's teeth. The choice of which tooth to press is free.
3. If the crocodile doesn't snap, the next player takes their turn to press another tooth.
4. Crocodile Snaps: One tooth is randomly connected to the snapping mechanism. If a player presses this tooth, the crocodile's mouth snaps shut, and that player is eliminated from the game.
5. The game continues until only one player remains or all teeth are pressed without the crocodile snapping.

Game End

• The game ends when the crocodile snaps and all but one player are eliminated. The last player remaining is the winner.

Strategic Considerations

• Since the game is highly luck-based, there is little strategic depth. An approach could be to test the memory ability of players as to which sequence the teeth were pressed, potentially trusting in a specific choice.

Consider adding fun incentives or small prizes to keep the game exciting for young participants.

Enjoy and have thrilling moments with Croco Doc!